hey folks, following up emails on rancocas creek water trail stewards…suggest model along these lines… such volunteer anchored program will go a long way to helping along the national water trail nomination. white river water trail steward program. first meeting would be june 19th mt. holly iron works park w overnight encampment. John Water Trail Steward responsibilities. RCWT collaborative approach sustains RCWT water trail stewards. Our long-term goal is to provide safe recreational access to the RCWT by recruiting and supporting stewardship volunteers along the RCWTVolunteer stewardship responsibilities include: Removing trash and debris along the RCWT; Monitoring a specific RCWT area/sgement site once a month from May through September; Gathering data on trash, hazards, and site improvement needs; Collecting trash in the trash bags provided (optional); Reporting data via social media (suggest using ACA data sheets); and Participating in RCWT from the Pines to the Tide Clean-Up in Fall of 2021 (optional).
Contact http://www.rcnwt.com for further information

Spring 2021 Paddle Notes. Highlights: Mount Holly a Water Trail Town; National Water Trail nomination; Conservation; Kayak Rentals and Excursions; NJ’s Rancocas Creek Watershed, NJ’s Exemplary and Historic Rancocas Creek Water Trail and much more. Writers and photographers encouraged to submit material to include in future editions of “Paddle Notes”. Available only on-line, Keep it Green. First published Fall 2014. Paddle on down.

 “Wishbone”

Salient Natural Feature of New Jersey’s Rancocas Creek Watershed. Documented multi-day canoe trips to the late 1870’s. Tideiwater commerce since the mid 1600’s. Multi-Use NJ gem.

Three days of fun, smiles, positive vibes. Art, Community, Ecology. Contact Pathways for details and or any questions. Tip of hat txs to Luke and Roz for putting it all together.