Web Page of the Greenbrier River Watershed Association
The Greenbrier River should be
saved as a legacy. It is an essential part of our lives that enriches and inspires us. The
river watershed is a unique ecosystem with rich varieties of aquatic, riparian, and upland
wildlife, tributaries, farmland, forests, people and communities. Our purpose is to
promote the maintenance, preservation, protection, and restoration of the ecological
integrity of the Greenbrier River and its watershed.
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Here For Photos of Recent "Save Our Streams" Survey
Where
the mountain river flows
And the rhododendron grows
Is the land of all the lands
That I touch with tender hands;
Loved and
treasured, earth and star,
By my father's fathers far -
Deep-earth, black earth, of-the-lime
From the ancient oceans' time. |
Plow-land,
fern-land, woodland shade,
Grave-land where my kin are laid,
West Virginia's hill to bless -
Leafy songs of wilderness;
Dear land, near
land, here at home -
Where the rocks are honeycomb,
And the rhodedendrons . . .
Where the mountain river runs. |
Regional Watershed Links
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Bird Calls
Suggestions and submissions are always welcome.
Web Page by Dan Greene:
wdg@inetone.net