 TSRA and HRWA Partner to Complete New Canoe Access at Williamson County Recreation Complex in FranklinHarpeth River Watershed Association would like to congratulate the Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association (www.paddletsra.org) on the fabulous structure they completed at the Rec Center funded by REIOutfitters. HRWA is very grateful for the work of TSRA and encourages our members to lend a big hand in the construction of the next structure at PinkertonPark. This structure is a huge improvement over the previous access and will be enjoyed by all paddlers. Read Full Story.  Ensworth Students Protect Little HarpethEnsworth students do it again. A great job that is. On the second of three planned restoration events this school year, on Friday February 8, twelve students walked over from the Ensworth Campus to help install cedar revetments to stabilize the banks of the Little Harpeth River in Edwin Warner Park. Read Full Story. Ensworth Students Complete Little Harpeth ProjectIn the final phase of a three-part project, Ensworth students worked at Edwin Warner Park to install cedar revetments along a highly eroded streambank on the Little Harpeth River. This event completed the work along a section where a trail had become dangerous to traverse because half of it was lost to erosion. These students built on work by two previous groups from Ensworth and all three groups should be proud of their collective accomplishment. Read Full Report.  Bob Parks Realty Joins Restoration PartnersThe staff at Bob Parks Realty came out on Wednesday, April 23 to help the Harpeth River Watershed Association (HRWA) install cedar revetments along the Little Harpeth River as part of a bank stabilization project and to help prevent erosion. All the folks from Bob Parks enjoyed the opportunity to work in their community and felt that they were closer to their co-workers for having worked together on this project. All in all, this was a great way to help repair damage caused by changes in land use will building team spirit. Read Full Report. |