Our vision is clean water and healthy ecosystems for the Rivers of Tennessee championed by the people who live here. This means you!
10 Years After the Historic May 2010 Flood “The Waterway Flood Recovery Project: 2010-2012 and Embracing the New Normal of More Extreme Weather” Retrospective by Dorene Bolze, President and CEO
Watch this video of Science Director Ryan Jackwood and AmeriCorps member Meriweather Bean as they present the work of Harpeth Conservancy to improve water quality
Traffic isn’t the only major issue with the rapid growth across Middle TN. A major hidden and smelly public health risk is untreated sewage that
ACTION: Send emails by Friday, APRIL 17, on two upcoming quarry permit public hearings that the state wants to hold by webex. Encourage TDEC to delay these hearings
Continued Monitoring Required Yesterday (December 4, 2019), the Metro Nashville Council approved water and sewer rate increases. On November 21, 2019, I (Jim Redwine, VP
State Public Hearing on Proposal to fill McCrory Lane Quarry next to State Scenic Harpeth for Future Development Proposal for Landfill Withdrawn 10 Years Ago
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.
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