Harpeth Conservancy recognizes people who have made a big difference for the Harpeth and clean water with our Harpeth River Steward Awards. There are 10 different categories that recognize the exceptional effort of citizens, volunteers, community groups, public servants, elected officials, businesses, farmers, developers, and landowners. These exceptional people, businesses, and community groups have been vital to the success of Harpeth Conservancy’s Waterway Flood Recovery Project, Harpeth River Blueway Project, Water Quality Improvement Program and Restoration Program.
BIG SUCCESS: Franklin Mayor and Aldermen voted UNANIMOUSLY to DENY this Controversial Rezoning and Development Proposal Because of the Extensive Alteration of the Floodplain and
Written by Todd Michaels Turn the faucet on, and you’ll think the water can run forever. But water is a precious resource, and if reservoirs
PHENOMENAL EDUCATOR AWARD: Laura Louis Laura Louis is the director of a nature camp in Metro Parks called P.E.N. Pals or People Exploring Nature, which takes disadvantaged youth
MAYOR OF FRANKLIN RECEIVES RIVER STEWARD AWARD FROM HARPETH RIVER WATERSHED ASSOCIATION Mayor Tom Miller of Franklin was honored by the Harpeth River Watershed Association at their May 26 Annual Meeting held
Volunteer Extraordinaire: Mike Walton of Walton’s Antiques and Jewelry – for outstanding support of HRWA as President by donating office space for 3 years, participating in
RESTORATION AWARD: Glenn Remick One special volunteer, who has committed weekend after weekend to restoring the Harpeth since the May 2010 flood, had a very
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