Together we’ve gone out and removed invasive privet, planted native tree saplings, and learned how to cultivate our gardens. We got further into the weeds and dug even deeper into this hot topic this past Wednesday in our latest Conservation Conversations: What’s Blooming?. Guiding the discussion were our invited guest experts, Murray Gheesling and Cooper…
Harpeth Conservancy has joined several National, Regional, State and Local groups to request US officials support a robust investment into USDA agriculture conservation programs and conservation technical assistance in its next climate and infrastructure funding package. Read the letter send to Senate and House members here.
Earthjustice, along with multiple other local, state and national conservation organizations, requested the US Environmental Protection Agency withdraw its proposed rule regarding the criminal negligence standard for state or tribal Clean Water Act section 402 and 404 programs, published on December 14, 2020. Read the submitted letter here.
The Southern Environmental Law Center (“SELC”), Harpeth Conservancy, Hurricane Mills Mining Opposition, Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association, Tennessee Clean Water Network, Tennessee Chapter Sierra Club, and Defenders of Wildlife (“Conservation Groups”) ask the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (“TDEC” or “the Department”) to terminate or revoke National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (“NPDES”) Permit TN0082236, issued…
United States Geological Survey (USGS) Water Information System 1. Go to the United States Geological Survey Water Information System: Mapper2. Type in your location3. Choose the gray access pin upstream from your location4.Click on access data and choose “Current/Historical Data” Click on your area below to see Gage Height and discharge of the Harpeth River….
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