Originally published by PR Newswire on 4/12/2021 Collaborative, week-long trash removal event to support and protect habitats throughout the Great
Septic System Replacement Fund for the St. Lawrence River
Good news for St. Lawrence shoreline property owners: the Septic System Replacement Fund now covers the main stem of the St. Lawrence River in
New Technology Can Help Protect the St. Lawrence River
By Brian Dwyer Originally published to Spectrum News on APR. 01, 2021 Watch the Interview Portion on Spectrum's Website John Peach
Experts: COVID-19 wastewater testing could prevent future outbreaks in North Country seasonal, rural towns
by: Isabella Colello Mar 31, 2021 from ABC 50 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WWTI) — COVID-19 wastewater testing has been a conversation since the start of
Save The River hopes new tech could help keep St. Lawrence River trash-free
Originally published by the Watertown Daily Times on 2/18/2021 By: Alex Gault CLAYTON — A lot of trash ends up in the St. Lawrence River, and
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
Successful St. Lawrence River trash cleanup is an indicator for severe plastic pollution, local leaders state
Originally published by ABC50 NOW on 10/2/2020 By: Isabella Colello Save the River, Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper recently hosted
Beach Watch Week 8 Results – Week of August 24, 2020
Save The River’s Beach Watch program aims to test the water quality of seven local beaches and popular swimming destinations to ensure a safe swimming
Current River Appearance – Water Color
Save The River has been working with Dr. John Farrell of Thousand Islands Biological Station about the current emerald-milky appearance of the