The Herring Run Watershed Association (HRWA) began in 1978 as the Friends of Northeast Parks and Streams. Originally a park-focused organization, HRWA has directed its attention and action to watershed restoration for more than ten years.
IT WAS A GREAT BERRY FESTIVAL on July 11th, Herring Run Park…Thx to all of you who danced, bought berries, tasted desserts, hoola- hooped and embibed…what a great day! Big applause for Big Bad Wolf BBQ, Stone Hill All-Stars, Bob & Tom, Brewers Art, Clementine, Zeke’s…all our fabulous exhibitors…
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A Watershed Moment: Five organizations will become one. Baltimore Harbor Watershed Association, Gwynns Falls Watershed Association, Herring Run Watershed Association, Jones Falls 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 about the new organization.
Thanks to everyone who came out to Whole Foods Market in Mt Washington on Tuesday, June 29th for its 5% Community Day. The store donated 5% of ALL gross sales that day to the Baltimore area watershed organizations! Special thanks to Mt. Washington Mill who worked with Whole Foods Market Mt. Washington to match the money [...]
Herring Run Watershed Association Wins Greenest Non-Profit of the Year! The Baltimore Business Journal hosted its 3rd Annual Green Business Awards luncheon on April 15 to recognize companies embracing green policies and procedures. We are delighted to report that the Herring Run Watershed Association was awarded First Place in the Greenest School/Non-Profit category. Thanks to everyone [...]
Downspout disconnection is the technical term for diverting rainwater from rooftops onto a vegetated surface rather than into the storm sewer system.
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