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- Lakes, Ponds & Reservoirs
- Rivers & streams
- Bays, salt ponds & harbors
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Additional Resources
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URI
Watershed Watch Program Partners
The
URI Watershed Watch program is a partnership between
the University of Rhode Island (URI) Cooperative Extension, the
State of Rhode Island, and local organizations. These
partners provide
financial
and in-kind
support,
assist with volunteer recruitement and management, help interpret and disseminate
monitoring information, and guide program improvements,
enhancements and long-term success.
Major
Program Sponsors:
Municipalities: (Year
indicates when sponsorship was initiated)
- Burrillville,
1999
- Coventry, 1991
- Glocester,
1992
- North
Kingstown,
1989
- Smithfield,
1990
- South
Kingstown,
1990
- Pawtucket,
1992
- Portsmouth,
1997
- Warwick,
1995
- West
Greenwich, 1996
Environmental and
Sporting Organizations:
- Buckeye
Brook Coalition, 2004
- Citizens' Land Alliance, N.
Stonington, CT., 1989
- Committee
for the Great Salt Pond, Block Island, 2001
- Friends of Hunt River Watershed, 2008
- Greenwich Bay Watershed Group, 2005
- Narragansett
Chapter, Trout Unlimited, 1995
- Narrow
River Preservation Association,
1992
- Rhode
Island Chapter, Surfrider Foundation, 2000
- Salt
Ponds Coalition, 1998
- Southern
Rhode Island Conservation District, 2005
- Wood-Pawcatuck
Watershed Association, 1988
- Woonasquatucket River Watershed
Council, 2003
Indian
Tribes:
- Narragansett Indian Tribe,
1990
Lakeside Residents and
Organizations:
The following are other organizations with
which URIWW works to provide a variety of services, exchange
information and share resources.
Local, Regional and
National Partnerships:
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