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All who call the SuAsCo watershed home have a part to play in protecting and restoring our 3 rivers. By partnering with us, we can make great strides to continue protecting the drinking water, recreational joy, wildlife habitat, climate resilience, and beauty and serenity of our 3 rivers for future generations.

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INVESTMENT GIVING

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Establish a long-lasting legacy with planned giving through your estate planning. Your bequest, annuity, IRA rollover, or beneficiary will ensure our 3 rivers and watershed and their vital resources remain clean, protected, and a special place for future generations.

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Join hundreds across the SuAsCo watershed and beyond who know that clean, free-flowing rivers accessible to all are vital to our environment, communities, well-being, and wildlife.

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Opportunities for YOU to get involved through volunteer-based water quality monitoring, serving on the Board or a committee, Weed Warrior training, invasive water chestnut removal, our annual River Clean-up or Film Festival, and many other events

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~30%

of the SuAsCo rivers watershed is wetlands, crucial for wildlife habitat and water quality

~30%

of water samples in the SuAsCo rivers watershed contain PFAS, leading to increased monitoring and remediation by local authorities and environmental groups

~70%

of dams in the SuAsCo watershed are over a century old, requiring extensive upkeep and presenting obstacles to river restoration and fish passage

>40%

of the land within the watershed is publicly accessible, offering recreational opportunities such as hiking, boating, and birdwatching to the community

~15%

of the land in the SuAsCo rivers watershed is covered by impervious surfaces such as roads, rooftops, and parking lots. This contributes to stormwater runoff and water pollution issues