WaterWays

Watershed Health is Vital

From the Caribbean Basin to the Southeastern US, WaterWays empowers people like you to take positive action in their local watersheds.

Through thoughtful collaborations with engineers, landscape architects, and local stakeholders, WaterWays coordinates and implements restoration projects in the areas where they’re most needed. 

Inspired by the lessons of nature, WaterWays equips both students and teachers with the necessary tools and vocabulary to dip their toes into the world around them.

Watershed health is critical to every member of the community. We offer inclusive education and solutions to empower every citizen to be a steward of their environment, starting with their own backyards. 

Watershed Restoration and Education Programs in the Southeastern US

WaterWays is a Chattanooga, Tennessee based non-profit organization focused on watershed health and restoration. In addition to our local restoration projects and educational programs we offer programs like Adopt-A-Waterway, RainSmart Yards, and Wild Plant Rescue to empower people to take positive action in their community.

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Trash Free Tomorrow

The Tennessee River, a crucial resource for Chattanooga and the surrounding region, is increasingly threatened by plastic pollution. With some of

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Project Mangrove 2024

Our inaugural Project Mangrove Workshops proved to be a great success. Educators and students from various parts of the country gathered

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Watershed Restoration and Education Programs in the Caribbean

Since programming began in 2004 in Ciceron, St. Lucia as the Caribbean Student Environmental Alliance (CaribbeanSEA), our organization has evolved from a small student environmental group to an international organization focused on watershed health and restoration. We do work in areas such as St. Lucia, Belize, Dominica, and the Dominican Republic. 

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