Spooky Water Walk with Beaman Park
Harpeth Conservancy is collaborating with Beaman Park to discover the hidden spooky features found in Nashville’s streams. Saturday, October 25– 10am-noon!
Harpeth Conservancy is collaborating with Beaman Park to discover the hidden spooky features found in Nashville’s streams. Saturday, October 25– 10am-noon!
Come say hello at the Harpeth Harvest Festival on Saturday, November 1st from 10am-3pm CST! Our team from Harpeth Conservancy will be on hand to talk about clean water, healthy ecosystems, and how you can help protect Tennessee’s rivers. Stop by and chat with us to: Learn about the challenges facing our rivers and streams […]
Join us for a walking clean up on Richland Creek at Lion's Head Trailhead along the Greenway in Nashville with Harpeth Conservancy and Sylvan Park Neighborhood Association!
Come join us as we team up with Friends of Warner Parks and tackle some work to preserve and protect the park together. We'll be breaking out the weed wrenches and going after some of the most noxious and invasive plants in the woods.
Come join us as we team up with Friends of Warner Parks and tackle some work to preserve and protect the park together. We'll be breaking out the weed wrenches and going after some of the most noxious and invasive plants in the woods.
Join community groups to clean a 10-mile stretch of the Little Harpeth River in Brentwood. Trash bags and tools provided. Backup date: Feb. 7, 2026.
Join us for an invasive species removal on Richland Creek at Lion's Head Trail in Nashville! We'll remove invasive plants and learn more about how to be a life-long clean water advocate and river steward.
Join us on Saturday, March 7th for invasive plant removal and tree planting at the Native American Indian Association of Tennessee's Cultural Center! We'll contribute to preparation and land care for this important space and learn more about protecting land and water in Tennessee. Weed Wrangle® is a one-day, area-wide, volunteer effort to help rescue […]
Join us for volunteer opportunity to plant native bare root seedlings and help remove winter storm debris from Edwin Warner Park.
Join us for a Creek Cleanup along the Richland Creek Greenway at Lion's Head Trailhead! By removing litter and pollution from the banks of the creek, we’ll help protect and restore streamside habitats for Tennessee’s wildlife while safeguarding water quality.