Reedy River Water Quality Group

  • A Clean Reedy River

    Doesn’t That Sound Good?
    It’s the goal of the Reedy River Water Quality Group.

    A Clean Reedy River

  • The Mission

    We will work together to protect, preserve and improve water quality in the Reedy River through a plan to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus levels in the river.

    The Mission

  • Strategies

    RRWQG will evaluate and promote strategies to reduce contaminant loads from our watershed, and create conditions that support living resources and protect human health.

    Strategies

  • What We’ll Do

    We’ll  model, track, report, and verify water quality restoration efforts in an effort to reduce pollutants and keep our river clean.

    What We’ll Do

About RRWQG

The Reedy River Water Quality Group has one mission. We want to protect, preserve, and improve water … READ MORE

Participants

The Reedy River Water Quality Group leverages citizens, local, city, state, regional, and national … READ MORE

Programs

Reedy River Water Quality Group participants are working on many programs to keep water … READ MORE

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Watershed News

Get Down and Dirty

Test your soil before using fertilizer A soil test helps determine the right amount and type of fertilizer you need. Testing first could save you money on expensive and unnecessary fertilizers. Fertilizers and other yard chemicals can harm local streams and rivers. To prevent runoff, buy a slow-release product and avoid applying before rain, on […]

Go Au Naturale

Go au naturale. Buffers don’t need to be bush-hogged, mown or sprayed – let it grow! A buffer zone is a wide strip of native grasses, plants, and trees along a river that protects water quality and provides important wildlife habitat. These areas are the last lines of defense against unwanted pollutants like pet waste, […]

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301 University Ridge,  Suite 4800
Greenville, SC 29601
864.467.2755

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Featured Video

A news article shared on Facebook a few weeks back generated a lot of comments about the Reedy River and its current state. Lynn and Shelby are here to clear up some common misconceptions and to tell us about a group that’s working to improve the Reedy.