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Save The River! Thousand Islands – Clayton NY on the St. Lawrence River

Save The River! Thousand Islands - Clayton NY on the St. Lawrence River

Save The River! is a non-profit, member-based environmental organization whose mission is to preserve and protect the ecological integrity of the Upper St. Lawrence River through advocacy, education and research.

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Latest News

October 19, 2020

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

Category iconBeach Watch,  Latest News

October 15, 2020

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

Category iconEducation Resources,  Latest News

October 8, 2020

Enforcement of New York’s Plastic Bag Ban Starts Oct. 19, 2020

DEC will begin enforcement of the State’s ban on single-use plastic carryout bags on Oct. 19, 2020. The plastic bag ban, which went into effect on

Category iconLatest News,  Sustainability

October 6, 2020

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

Category iconBeach Watch,  Latest News,  Sustainability

September 15, 2020

Letter to the Seaway – Sept. 14, 2020

The following letter was sent from Save The River and U.S. Department of Transportation Deputy Administrator, Craig Middlebrook, and Great Lakes

Category iconLatest News,  Water Levels

August 31, 2020

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

Category iconBeach Watch,  Latest News

August 27, 2020

Trash Free River Cleanup

Save The River’s Trash Free River Cleanup Two Day Shoreline & River Cleanup in Clayton, NY Save The River has been cleaning up shoreline and

Category iconLatest News

August 26, 2020

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

Category iconBeach Watch,  Latest News

August 21, 2020

Save The River Applauds Local Efforts in Tour Boat Grounding

Save The River would like to acknowledge and thank those involved in the recovery of the Island Duchess. On Thursday afternoon, August 20, 2020, the

Category iconLatest News

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Save The River was designated the Upper St. Lawrence Riverkeeper and is a member of the international Waterkeeper Alliance. The Waterkeeper Alliance is the world’s fastest growing environmental movement, with more than 300+ local Waterkeepers patrolling rivers, lakes and coastal waterways on 6 continents

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409 Riverside Drive
Clayton, NY 13624

(315) 686-2010
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