TWRA Announces Awarding Of Aquatic Stream Clean-Up Grants For 2019

  • Friday, September 28, 2018

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has announced the award of grant dollars to assist with 2019 aquatic stream clean-up projects across the state.

The grants were awarded to various organizations for 20 projects across the state.

The program is designed to assist cities, schools, community organizations, civic groups, watershed organizations, and conservation groups, with stream clean-up projects.

For more information on the program, contact Della Sawyers in the TWRA Environmental Services Division at 615 781-6577 or by email at Della.Sawyers@tn.gov with any questions.

Information on the availability of 2019 grant dollars for riparian tree planting projects will be announced in the coming weeks.

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TWRA AQUATIC HABITAT PROTECTION PROGRAM
TENNESEE AQUATIC STREAM CLEAN-UP GRANTS 2019

1.     American Hiking Society                         Natchez Trace State Park; Wildersville,

                                                                  Benton, Carroll, Henderson counties

2.     City of East Ridge                                     Spring Creek; East Ridge, Hamilton County

3.     Blount County Soil Conservation             Centenary Creek, Blount County

4.     Bradley County Juvenile Court                Coaulla Creek; Bradley County

5.     Clean Memphis                                         Wolf River   

6.     Friends of Warner Park                            Little Harpeth River, Vaughn’s Creek, 

Tributaries; Davidson County

7.     Keep Cocke County Beautiful                  Pigeon River; Hartford,  Cocke County

8.     Keep Maury County Beautiful                             Duck River; Columbia, Maury  

            County

9.     Keep Putnam County Beautiful                            Cane Creek; Putnam County             

10.  McMinnville Breakfast Rotary Club                    Barren Fork and Collins River;      

Warren County

11.  Mill Creek Watershed Association                       Mill Creek and tributaries; Davidson                                                                               County

12.  Narrow Ridge Center                                            Hogskin Creek; Grainger County

13.  Town of Farragut                                                  Turkey Creek; Knox County

14.  Unicoi County Sheriff’s Department                    South Indian Creek; Unicoi County

15.  Tims Ford Council                                                Elk River, Tims Ford Lake, Rock                                                                                    Creek , Boling Fork Creek; Franklin,                                                                                     Moore, Coffee counties                     

16.  Watershed Association of the Tellico                   Tellico Lake watershed; Loudon                 Reservoir (WATeR)                                       County

17.  The Wildlife Society, Inc., UT Martin Chapter    Cane Creek; Martin, Weakley                                                                                                       County

18.  Whites Creek Watershed Alliance                        Whites Creek; Nashville, Davidson                                                                                 County

19.  Woodland Community Land Trust                       Laurel Fork on Roses Creek;                                                                                            Campbell County

20.  Keep Bristol Beautiful                                          South Holston Lake and River;                                                                                        Sullivan, Washington counties

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