NRPA's 51 for 51 Virtual Event

We need YOUR SUPPORT now more than ever for our many education and preservation programs, including: 

• osprey education program for fourth graders, teaching about osprey and concepts of ecology, stewardship and preservation
• River Watch water quality monitoring program, testing 13 sites in the river, now in our 30th year
• Lesa Meng College scholarships for local high school seniors pursuing a college degree in science
• Science and Art Fair Awards encouraging local students to examine and understand the environment through science and art
• What Lives in the River family science exploration event
• Art on the River, appreciating the Narrow River through a variety of art forms, including traditional Indigenous crafts
• public education through our newsletter Narrow River Notes, online resources and local speakers
• watchful eyes on proposed activity and development in the watershed
  alerts and communications to the public when issues arise concerning the watershed
• and so much more. 

Since 1970, Narrow River Preservation Association (NRPA) has been working to preserve, protect, and restore the natural environment and the quality of life for all communities within the Narrow River (Pettaquamscutt Estuary) and Watershed.