July Conservation Conversations: Emerging Water Quality Issues in TN
July 30, 2021
We wanted to know what the experts were saying in regards to emerging water quality issues here in Tennessee. And so, for our July Conservation
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Latest Posts
Harpeth Conservancy Joins Mississippi River Network and 23 Others in Priority Recommendations to Biden-Harris Administration
May 19, 2021
As one of the 24-member organizations of the Mississippi River Network, Harpeth Conservancy signs onto policy recommendations sent to the Biden-Harris administration. Click here to
Harpeth Conservancy and others Request TN Governor to veto the Primacy and Reclamation Act
May 10, 2021
Harpeth Conservancy joins the TN Chapter of the Sierra Club and several other organizations in asking Gov. Bill Lee to veto SB742/HB90, the “Primacy and
Harpeth Conservancy Supports Agricultural Conservation Funding
April 30, 2021
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
Harpeth Conservancy Joins Earthjustice Request to EPA to Withdraw Proposed Rule
April 21, 2021
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
What’s that smell? It’s absolutely odoriferous!
January 29, 2021
There’s an entire world under our city, one that is comprised of miles of pipes and sewer infrastructure that carry our waste and treat it.
Harpeth Conservancy believes that to realize our Vision of clean water and healthy ecosystems for Rivers in Tennessee championed by the people who live here, we must be actively engaged in helping to shape water policy.
Harpeth Conservancy believes that to realize our Vision of clean water and healthy ecosystems for Rivers in Tennessee championed by the people who live here, we must be actively engaged in helping to shape water policy.