Haw River Assembly

Haw River Assembly has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in May 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Haw River Assembly are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, hawriver has populated their site with: • July Trash Trap Clean-out • Giving Tuesday Donation Link • 2026 Learning Celebration Volunteer Registration • July Trash Trap Sign-Up • NCGA: WE NEED Environmental Ed! • Learning Celebration Meal Donation • Trapping a river of trash - 9th Street Journal • Learning Celebration Crowdfunder • Chatham Pipeline Information — Haw River Assembly • When in Drought: Guidelines for Household Water Conservation — Haw River Assembly • Environmental Education at Haw River Assembly • Receive Friday HRA E-news and Swim Report! • Swim Report Dashboard - Haw River Assembly • Fight Enbridge Pipeline Chatham County • SSEP Watch ~ Organizing Community Construction Monitoring • Blog: May 12 Austin Quarter/Morrow Mill Development Meeting • Trash Traps Email Signup • Saturdays on the Haw • Haw and Deep Rivers: Carolina Public Press • WUNC: River Watchers look for tiny critters to help understand the health of local waterways • WRAL: Study finds PFAS particles evaded testing and contaminated NC water :: WRAL.com • Explore the ArcGIS Trash Trap data! • PFAS The Unseen Crisis: Phase II results • DownStream and UpStream: HRA's Work on 1,4-Dioxane in Asheboro — Haw River Assembly • Toxic Pollution Federal Lawsuit with SELC and Cape Fear River Watch • When Nutrients Overflow: Understanding Algal Blooms — Haw River Assembly • Who’s my Rep? - North Carolina General Assembly • Haw River Assembly Ambassador Form • Research study finds very high levels of PFAS in Haw River fish | Haw River Assembly • Sediment News Email Sign-Up Form • There's a vibrant community around the Haw River despite pollution • Where in the Haw am I?? Interactive Watershed Map: • EWG's Tap Water Database: What's in Your Drinking Water? • Haw River Assembly Volunteer Interest Form • Stream Steward Information