Since 1978 Save The River has been the leading grassroots advocacy organization working to protect the St. Lawrence River.
Save The River also organizes on-the-water restoration and monitoring programs that track River health and identify pollution problems.
Learn more about Save The River’s programs by visiting the following pages:
On-the-Water
- Common Terns – Learn about volunteer efforts to monitor and restore common tern populations on the River.
- Eagles – Learn about efforts to monitor and restore bald eagle populations on the River.
- Bass Catch & Release – Learn how Save The River promotes catch and release fishing.
- Muskie Catch-and-Release – Learn about a cooperative effort to encourage catch-and-release of muskies on the River.
- Fishing Line Recycling Stations – Learn how Save The River and TIA are bringing awareness to the issues caused by fishing line being left in the environment & how properly dispose of fishing line.
- BeachWatch – Learn about Save The River’s beach water quality monitoring program.
- Riverkeeper Monitoring Program – Learn about how to get involved in monitoring River health.
- Spill Volunteers – Learn about opportunities to be trained to respond as a volunteer
- Shoal Marking – Learn about Save The River’s volunteer program do mark some of the River’s most dangerous shoals.