February 2nd marks World Wetland Day, an internationally recognized holiday to celebrate the protection and restoration of wetlands around the
Why We Need the Seaway to Close in Winter
January 5th marks the official closing of the St. Lawrence Seaway from Lake Ontario to Montreal for commercial sized bulk carriers. In the past, this
It’s Bat Week!
Bat Week is right around the corner, kicking off this Thursday, October 24th through Halloween. This annual celebration gives us the opportunity to
Join the Riverkeeper Monitoring Program
The Riverkeeper Monitoring Program is running every Thursday in July and August from 9AM to 12PM at the Minna Anthony Common Nature Center. This is
Education Update Spring 2021
We are excited to share our newest programs, found under the “Education" tab on our menu. If you’re eager to learn about freshwater mussels,
From Our Partner, Lawrence Gunther, Calling all Youth Living with Vision Loss
From our friend, Lawrence Gunther of Blue Fish Radio I'm writing to you today to bring to your attention four non-profit initiatives specific to
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
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