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Citico Litter Boom Installation
On March 22nd, World Water Day, WaterWays and Hamilton County Parks joined forces to install a Litter Boom at the outflow
World Water Day Belize
In celebration of World Water Day 2025, community members all across Belize—from inland Succutz to coastal Belize city—came together in collaboration
Nature by the Pint: 3/19
The April lecture featured the conservation efforts of another local creature- the Eastern Hellbender. William Ternes, the herpetology keeper at the
Save Water, Drink Wine 2025
WaterWays Annual Fundraiser Supporting and Celebrating Local Watersheds Friday, March 28, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm Greenway Farms, 5051 Gann Store
WaterWays Awarded at Tennessee RiverLine Summit
What happens when over a thousand individuals rally behind a common cause? Magic, that’s what. Picture this: the 36th Annual Tennessee
Red Bank Elementary Stream Team!
Red Bank Elementary School’s Stream Team has successfully completed their stewardship program for the year! Fifth-grade students collaborated with WaterWays staff
Baylor Protects Stringers Branch
On February 22nd, 2025, Baylor students and staff participated in the installation of the first Litter Boom on campus. This floating
Skyuka Hall Elementary and Middle School Field Trips
On March 11th middle school students from Skyuka Hall immersed themselves in nature by visiting Enterprise South Nature Park. WaterWays team
Reads Creek Streambank Repair Workshop 2025
For the third consecutive year, WaterWays has hosted a Streambank Repair Workshop at the base of Signal Mountain and Waldens Ridge
WaterWays WTCI PBS TV series – Chattanooga Stronger Together episode
Chattanooga: Stronger Together host Barbara Marter sits down with WaterWays executive director Mary Beth Sutton to chat about the non-profit’s effort
Weed Wrangle 2025
WEED WRANGLE 2025!!! 🌿Thank you to our volunteers and City of Red Ban staff who donated their Saturday to help us
Heritage Park Streambank Repair Workshop 2/21/2025
On Friday, February 21st, 2025, community members, along with the City of Chattanooga’s Stormwater and Natural Resource Department staff, gathered with
