Save the River first published a booklet on Alternative On-Site Systems in 1984 and has since published updates to the Sewage Handbook in 1989, 1995,
Freshwater Mussels – NYSDEC Grant Update
By Lauren Eggleston Did you know: North America has the highest diversity of freshwater mussels in the world! Freshwater mussels are filter feeders
Save The River – Help For Learning, In School, At Home
Originally published by WWNYTV 7 on 11/20/2020 By: Makenzie Piatt WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWNY) - You know ‘Save The River’ fights for the
Save The River/Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper Reimagines Education
Save The River’s (STR) very successful On The Water and In The Schools programs ground to a halt early last spring due to the onset of the COVID-19
River Remembrance Non-Gala
Save The River’s Non-Gala Celebration is part of a longtime tradition with origins tied to the illumination ceremonies made popular on the St.
Calling All Photographers – Submit Photos for Our 2021-2022 Calendar!
We are now accepting submissions of St. Lawrence River photos for our annual calendar photo contest. All photos will be considered, including film
The Spectacular Science of the Great Lakes’ Glowing Rocks
Originally published by Atlas Obscura on 10/13/2020 By: Jessica Leigh Hester Look at Erik Rintamaki's rock collection under the white light of a
Letter to the Editor: Clarkson Starts to Test Wastewater for Virus
Originally Posted in the Watertown Daily Times on 10/15/2020 Letter to the Editor from Save The River/Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper John
Reimagining North Country Outdoor Education During COVID-19
Originally published by ABC50 NOW on 10/15/2020 By: Isabella Colello WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) — Outdoor education. Typically, a