With help from landowners, funding partners, local contractors, and 150 volunteers, the WRP completed a variety of work to protect and improve access to the White River in 2021:
-25 stewards visited White River Water Trail sites around the watershed each month, from May-September, to monitor site use, report hazards, and remove trash;
-25 volunteers monitored water quality at 25 swimming holes around the watershed, from May-September, to help us determine whether the river is safe for swimming;
-100 volunteers removed 10,500 pounds of trash from the river during 2 river cleanup events, including 225 tires; and
-A local contractor constructed parking, walking trails, and a set of stone steps to improve river access in Gaysville.
Check out the 2021 White River Water Trail Highlights report to learn more!
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Posted: January 1, 2024 by wrp_admin
2024 White River Water Quality Report
The White River Partnership’s 2024 Water Quality Report is now available. The report summarizes data collected by WRP staff and trained volunteers at 22 sites during summer 2024.
THANK YOU to our 2024 water quality monitoring volunteers, to the businesses and partners who stored water samples, and to Vermont Water Quality Division staff and partners who help us analyze our data and plan for the upcoming sampling season!
For more information, please visit our Water Quality Monitoring Program page.
Posted: January 3, 2022 by wrp_admin
2021 Water Trail highlights
With help from landowners, funding partners, local contractors, and 150 volunteers, the WRP completed a variety of work to protect and improve access to the White River in 2021:
-25 stewards visited White River Water Trail sites around the watershed each month, from May-September, to monitor site use, report hazards, and remove trash;
-25 volunteers monitored water quality at 25 swimming holes around the watershed, from May-September, to help us determine whether the river is safe for swimming;
-100 volunteers removed 10,500 pounds of trash from the river during 2 river cleanup events, including 225 tires; and
-A local contractor constructed parking, walking trails, and a set of stone steps to improve river access in Gaysville.
Check out the 2021 White River Water Trail Highlights report to learn more!