It's our duty to protect and preserve the river.
Improve Water Quality
Improving the water quality of and reducing pollution in our hometown river starts with you. Read More.
The Woodland Way Corridor
In 2015, FoRR adopted a 1-mile stretch of the Reedy River, calling it the Woodland Way Corridor. We envision the corridor becoming a key destination along the SRT that also serves as a city- and countywide model for river/water stewardship and sustainable watershed management practices. It will be a model for naturalized stream corridors within an urban setting.
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25 Years of Protecting the Reedy
For the last 25 years FoRR has been the voice of the river. From land conservation to water quality testing our goal is and always has been to protect and restore the Reedy River.
COMMUNITY NEWS
FoRR Partners with CONSOR Engineers for Annual Hard-to-Reach Cleanups
On April 23rd, 2021, CONSOR Engineers donated their time, expertise, and specialized equipment to kick off an annual partnership with FoRR to perform hard-to-reach cleanups within the Reedy River! Read Full Story
See the latest Water Quality Data from the FoRR Monitoring Team!
Once per month, the FoRR Monitoring Team tests water quality at three sites along the Reedy River. See the latest water quality data obtained from their most recent outing on May 16, 2021. Read Full Story
FoRR is Seeking to Activate Citizen Scientists from Travelers Rest to Greenwood
FoRR has been actively monitoring water quality and ecological habitat throughout the Reedy River watershed for two years. More assistance is needed to collect citizen science data from Travelers Rest all the way to Lake Greenwood, where the Reedy meets the Saluda River. Olivia Dunn, Watershed Scientist, has created an interactive map of available monitoring locations along the Reedy River to guide new volunteers in finding safe sites where data is needed for the organization’s education, advocacy, and river work. Find your perfect monitoring location at: bit.ly/reedymonitoringmap Read Full Story