Our Member Newsletter

Winter 2004
News on restoring the rapids at the Great Falls of the Catawba, the retooled Habitat Enhancement Program, and the Open Space Preservation Equal River Protection.
Summer 2004
Exhibits the first Lakekeeper of Mountain Island Lake, the Volunteer of the Year, and provides an update on the Cresent Resources Lawsuit.
Fall 2004
Celebrates the 5 year anniversary of the Lake Norman Covekeepers, describes the Hurricane Frances flooding, and highlights the Dammed Catawba River Challenge.
Spring 2005
Read about relicensing adventures, the U.S. National Whitewater Center, the Lake Norman River Guardian Buffer Awards, and our organization updates.
Summer 2005
Features articles on sedimentation from development on Lake Wylie, the Dammed Catawba River Challenge, and the 4 H20 Pontoon Classroom.
Spring 2006 Newsletter
Contains articles on the Synthron Chemical Plant explosion, CRF participation in a Wal-Mart documentary, and an Inter-Basin Transfer (IBT) update.
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Highlights- the River Guardian Buffer Awards, the J.P. Stevens Mill fire, and an update on the Synthron Explosion.
Spring 2007 Newsletter
Features the Lake Norman Islandkeepers clean-up event, the Get Out the Dirt campaign, and the 10th anniversary of CRF.
Fall 2007 Newsletter
A drought update, an article on RiverFest on Lake Hickory, a Concord-Kanapolis IBT update, an introduction to the new Director of Development, and a CRF volunteers in schools spotlight.
Spring 2008 Newsletter
Celebrating 10 years of river protection, the Spring 2008 newsletter contains updates on the drought and water supply legislation, as well as, a report on the 1st Annual Catawba Cup Golf Tournament.
Summer 2008 Newsletter
Includes articles on the Rocky Shoals Spider-Lily Eco-Tour, the Most Endangered River Designation, the launch of the Muddy Water Watch program, our Interns, the River Awareness Partnership, and Clean Water Lobby Day.
Fall 2008 Newsletter
Contains a Board Chair update, a Volunteer of the Year spotlight, information on sewage spills, a description of the changes at CRF, and upcoming events.
2009 Spring/Summer Newsletter
CRF newsletter contains updates from the Riverkeeper, coal ash information, a Cliffside litigation update, an article on the launch of the Youth Kayak River Expedition, and more.
Fall 2009 Newsletter
Catawba Riverkeeper newsletter from September 2009.
Spring 2010 Newsletter
CRF newsletter published in May 2010 with information on coal ash ponds, IBT litigation, trout buffer litigation, new staff member Tracy Tripp, member profile on Randy Miller and Chairman's Notes.
August 2011 Newsletter
Notes from incoming and outgoing Board Chairs. Upcoming events.
November 2011 Newsletter
Notes from CRF Board Chair and Executive Director. Report on Riversweep. Why I Give by Louise Hassenplug.
Spring 2012 Newsletter
CRF Newsletter from March 2012
July 2012 Newsletter
 
Fall 2012 Newsletter
Newsletter from September 2012 about Lake Wylie Riversweep, coal ash, update from Technical Programs Director, and Youth Kayaking program.
March 2013 E-News
Update from Director of Technical Programs Sam Perkins
Spring 2013 Newsletter
Update from Sam Perkins on CAFOs and sludge spreading, article by Board Chair Michael Lindsey about water quantity and planning ahead, coal ash update by Rick Gaskins, and upcoming events.
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Fish Advisories

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Fish consumption advisories have been issued throughout the Catawba-Wateree River basin.  Many of these advisories are the result of testing initiated by Catawba Riverkeeper and confirmed by state and local officials.  For a chart identifying fish types with the applicable advisories for the Charlotte area, click here.   For more information about the fish advisories, click here.

 
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