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Respect the Shenandoah
The Shenandoah River and its Valley have long been regarded as among the…
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50 Million Mussel Project
“Putting some Mussel back in the River!” Mussels are so valuable to maintaining water quality — they filter nutrients, toxins, and sediments. The mussels population…
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Potomac Watershed Clean Up Initiative
Help Us Keep the Potomac Trash-Free Join us at National Harbor or Alexandria Waterfront! From April to October, we have clean up events – the second…
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Citizen Science Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring Program
PROGRAM RELATED NEWS: PROGRAM INFORMATION: Participate in our Citizen Science Volunteer Water Quality Monitoring…
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Keep the Cacapon Clean Initiative
CAMPAIGN INFORMATION: Brent Walls, Upper Potomac Riverkeeper, is a leading figure in The Keep the Cacapon Clean Initiative (KCCI), a…
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Verso Corp. / Luke Paper Mill Campaign
CAMPAIGN INFORMATION: Washington, D.C. – November 19 – Potomac Riverkeeper Network (PRKN) today filed a Notice of Intent to Sue…
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Mattawoman Wastewater Treatment Plant
CAMPAIGN INFORMATION: Mattawoman Creek is a tributary to…
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Shenandoah Algae Reporting Campaign
CAMPAIGN INFORMATION: Algal Outbreaks Continue to Plague the Shenandoah The Shenandoah River and its inhabitants have…
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Green and Prosperous Valley Vision: SRK’s Chesapeake Bay Trust Collaboration
CAMPAIGN INFORMATION: Shenandoah Valley Clean Water Collaboration Creating a Smart, Green, and Economically Prosperous Watershed
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We have a dedicated Water Reporter app, just for Respect the Shenandoah, that shows algae outbreaks in real-time — reported by folks like you.
Whenever you’re out on the river and you see a disturbing algae outbreak or bloom, just log it on the map.
This helps your fellow river users and it helps us by providing data to demonstrate to authorities how widespread the problem is.
