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Elks Run News

Jefferson County Water Source Protection Documents Available

Jefferson County Water Source Protection Documents Available

Mar 4, 2014

Elks Run Watershed The Harpers Ferry Water Works serves a population of approximately 1801 with 709 residential service connections and 113 commercial connections. The Water Treatment Plant serves the population...

Elks Run Watershed Group Next Meeting Scheduled

Elks Run Watershed Group Next Meeting Scheduled

Nov 5, 2013

The next Elks Run Watershed Group meeting is scheduled for Thursday, November 14th at 6:00 pm at Snyder Environmental, located at 270 Industrial Blvd, Kearneysville, WV 25430. Come find out...

Thank you to our volunteers!

Thank you to our volunteers!

Nov 1, 2013

Herb Peddicord, Chesapeake Bay Watershed Forester, WV Division of Forestry give tree planting instructions. Thank you again for being a part of the Elks Run Watershed Group’s inaugural CommuniTree planting...

Elks Run Watershed Group Takes Root on 9

Elks Run Watershed Group Takes Root on 9

Oct 23, 2013

Shenandoah Junction, October 19, 2013 For those who missed it, ERWG had their first community event on Saturday, October 19th. Nearly 50 volunteers and partners came to plant 27 trees...

New ERWG Website Launched

New ERWG Website Launched

Oct 18, 2013

ERWG partnered with The Downstream Project to create this wonderful new Website. The Project’s creative/technical team are all long-time residents of the Eastern Panhandle, and are all active members of...

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ERWG News & Events

  • Elks Run Becomes Morgan Academy Classroom
  • Twenty Years of Meaningful Watershed Education
  • Restoring Roots and Resilience at Sam Michael’s Park

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