Say "no" to the proposed Piedmont Natural Gas Pipeline in Northern Greenville County and the Reedy River Watershed. Read More »

FoRR has been actively monitoring water quality and ecological habitat throughout the Reedy River watershed for two years. More assistance is needed to collect citizen science data from Travelers Rest all the way to Lake Greenwood, where the Reedy meets the Saluda River. Olivia Dunn, Watershed Scientist, has created an interactive map of available monitoring locations along the Reedy River to guide new volunteers in finding safe sites where data is needed for the organization’s education, advocacy, and river work. Find your perfect monitoring location at: bit.ly/reedymonitoringmap Read More »

On April 23rd, 2021, CONSOR Engineers donated their time, expertise, and specialized equipment to kick off an annual partnership with FoRR to perform hard-to-reach cleanups within the Reedy River! Read More »

Thank you to our volunteers for taking the time, putting in the hard work, and making the Reedy River a better place for everyone! 17 small groups of volunteers recruited their quarantine team, grabbed their supplies, and activated to remove 2,875 pounds of trash!! Read More »

We are grateful to work with the City of Greenville and Duke Energy to circle back to the recently restored Cleveland Stables park to tell the story of the working landscape. On your next walk around the horseshoe, learn about Rain Gardens, Riparian Buffers, & Wildlife in the Reedy! Read More »