• Upcoming events

    Happy New Year from the WRP! Despite the cold temps and ice on the river, there are still plenty of ways to get involved in our work in 2020: Monday, January 27: 5 Olde Fundraising Dinner The WRP and 5 Olde Tavern in South Royalton invite you to enjoy a great dinner for a good […]

  • WRP coordinates Trout in the Classroom egg delivery

    WRP staff and local Trout Unlimited volunteers delivered 1,600 brook trout eggs to White River valley schools today to kick-off the 2020 Trout in the Classroom (TIC) program! Students will raise brook trout in chilled tanks in their classrooms through the winter months to learn more about early trout development and anatomy, habitat, water chemistry, […]

  • White River Map & Guide on TrailFinder

    The WRP’s White River Watershed Recreation Map & Guide is now available on Trail Finder, an online trails database for Vermont and New Hampshire. The WRP released the White River Watershed Recreation Map & Guide in 2019. The map was the result of several years of work with partners to create a printed, waterproof map […]

  • 2019 White River Water Quality Report

    The White River Partnership’s 2019 Water Quality Report is now available. The report summarizes data collected by WRP staff and trained volunteers at 22 sites during summer 2019. THANK YOU to our 2019 water quality monitoring volunteers, to the businesses and partners who stored water samples in 2019, and to Vermont Water Quality Division staff […]

  • Mill Brook fish passage project complete

    An innovative project to restore fish passage on Pomfret’s Mill Brook is complete. The WRP, working with the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Greater Upper Valley Chapter of Trout Unlimited, and town of Pomfret, installed 29 rubber baffles inside the first stream-crossing culvert on Mill Brook in late-August to provide […]

About the White River

Vermont’s White River is the heart of a picturesque working landscape, rushing down forested hillsides, bubbling along farm fields, winding under covered bridges, and rolling through historic villages before joining the Connecticut River in White River Junction. The river’s largely rural watershed contributes to cold, clean water, making the White River a popular recreational destination, […]

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Get Involved

The WRP depends on volunteers, members, and donors to accomplish much of our important work. Here are a few ways that you can get involved and support our work: Learn more The WRP posts information about on-the-ground watershed improvement projects on our Facebook page. We invite you to “Like” the page in order to stay posted […]

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Donate Now

We invite you to make a tax-deductible donation in any amount to help us improve water quality, habitat, flood resilience, and recreational river access. Select the “Donate” link on the right-hand side of this page to donate via PayPal. Or mail a check to: White River Partnership, PO Box 705, S. Royalton, VT 05068. For more information […]

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