The Herring Run Watershed Association has made watershed restoration and environmental education and advocacy its mission since 1993. Along with thousands of volunteers, we help preserve and protect streams and tributaries in the Herring Run Watershed that is home to animals, plant life and more than 150,000 of our citizens.
Thanks to all who joined us for the Hope for the Chesapeake Bay panel discussion on Saturday, February 27th at the Baltimore Museum of Industry. Our moderator, Gerald Winegrad provided a history of the Chesapeake Bay that allowed us to take a deep look at our national treasure. See Baltimore Sun coverage: SUN_article_HopeBay2.28. Read More about the event.
A Watershed Moment: Five organizations will become one. Jones Falls Watershed Association, Herring Run Watershed Association, Gwynns Falls Watershed Association, Baltimore Harbor Watershed Association and the Baltimore Harbor WATERKEEPER adopted resolutions in the latter part of 2009 signaling their intent to merge into one organization. Read More
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