Water Trail Site Stewards
News
THANK YOU to the 15 volunteers who helped us steward 20 White River Water Trail sites in 2020! Volunteers helped remove 1,500 pounds of trash from the river, improving water quality and safe, recreational access.
The 2021 White River Water Trail Stewardship season will begin on Green Up Day: Saturday, May 1. The WRP is seeking interested volunteers to help us provide safe recreational access to the White River next summer. Follow this link to see the White River Water Trail sites across the White River watershed that require a site steward!
Site Steward responsibilities
The WRP is working with partners to sustain a White River Water Trail Stewardship Network. Our long-term goal is to provide safe recreational access to the White River by recruiting and supporting a stewardship volunteer at each White River Water Trail site.
Volunteer stewardship responsibilities include:
- Removing trash at your site on Green Up Day in May (optional);
- Monitoring a specific White River Water Trail (WRWT) 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 an electronic SurveyMonkey form; and
- Participating in the WRP Source to Sea Cleanup in September (optional).
Follow this link to see the WRWT sites across the White River watershed that require a site steward!
Volunteer resources
Documents:
SurveyMonkey:
Videos:
Contact us
If you are interested in becoming a site steward, please contact WRP Program Coordinator Christian Pelletier at christian[at]whiteriverpartnership.com
Water Trail Site Stewards
News
THANK YOU to the 15 volunteers who helped us steward 20 White River Water Trail sites in 2020! Volunteers helped remove 1,500 pounds of trash from the river, improving water quality and safe, recreational access.
The 2021 White River Water Trail Stewardship season will begin on Green Up Day: Saturday, May 1. The WRP is seeking interested volunteers to help us provide safe recreational access to the White River next summer. Follow this link to see the White River Water Trail sites across the White River watershed that require a site steward!
Site Steward responsibilities
The WRP is working with partners to sustain a White River Water Trail Stewardship Network. Our long-term goal is to provide safe recreational access to the White River by recruiting and supporting a stewardship volunteer at each White River Water Trail site.
Volunteer stewardship responsibilities include:
Follow this link to see the WRWT sites across the White River watershed that require a site steward!
Volunteer resources
Documents:
SurveyMonkey:
Videos:
Contact us
If you are interested in becoming a site steward, please contact WRP Program Coordinator Christian Pelletier at christian[at]whiteriverpartnership.com