Restoring Our Streams, Preserving Our Watershed

Through collaboration, restoration projects, and community engagement, we strive to enhance and protect the Pudding River Watershed for present and future generations.

Are you concerned about the health of local streams, wildlife, and water quality?

The Pudding River Watershed Council exists to preserve and restore water quality and wildlife habitat in our local region. Our organization is a leader in making meaningful, large scale postive impacts in our watershed.

 

  • Large Scale Stream Restoration: Barrier removal, replanting, fish habitat improvement.
  • Community Nature Hubs: Our goal is for each of our local towns to have a connection to a thriving natural stream or greenspace.
  • Other High Impact Restoration: We are also opportunistic and take on important projects that fit our mission, like our current work on white oak habitat improvement. .

How We Can Work Together

Join Local Restoration Efforts

From tree planting to stream restoration projects, your involvement makes a tangible difference.

 

Donate to Support our Work

Our growing group of monthly donors, “The River Benders” is always excited to welcome new members.

Consider Applying for Board Service

We’re always looking for professionals with relevant expertise to join our board, or assist on specific projects based on your skill set. 

Want to know more?

Here are a couple of ways you can find out more about the watershed and our organization:

Your action today helps protect this incredible natural resource for future generations.

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Our Partners

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