What do you do on your greenways?
Dance? Bike? Knit? Fish? Yoga? Walk? Climb trees?
RiverLink wants to know. Print out our “Wilma Dykeman RiverWay” sign and take a pic on the greenway of your choice partaking in the activity of your choice. Email your pics to dave@riverlink.org. We’re going to make a gallery of the pics and maybe use them in promotional materials in the future.
Please e-mail raw, unedited photos to RiverLink’s Dave Russell at dave@riverlink.org and show us how you enjoy our greenways!
Nature Walks series scheduled
Come join staff, area experts & volunteers for RiverLink’s 2012 Series of Guided Nature Walks along the Wilma Dykeman RiverWay this Spring and Summer
First walk is on Winter tree ID: Feb. 4 and 18. Meet at the RiverLink office at 2 p.m.
Second walk is about amphibians: March 3 (10 a.m.) and 17 (3 p.m.) Meet at the RiverLink office.
Contact RiverLink's Worth McAlister at 252-8474,
ext. 17 or worth@riverlink.org for more information
Get those creative juices flowing!
RiverLink is now accepting submissions for the 5th annual Voices of the River Art and Poetry Contest.
Categories include 2D art, 3D art, and poetry and entries will be judged by local artists, RiverLink staff, and volunteers. This contest is open for all students Pre-K through 12th grade in the French Broad Watershed in NC.

For more information, click here or contact Nikki Bauman at 828-252-8474 x18.
Campsite build photos
On Monday, Jan. 16, as part of MLK Day, RiverLink staff and volunteers constructed a campsite along the French Broad River Paddle Trail. Click here to see the photos and contact RiverLink's Nancy Hodges at 252-8474, ext. 14 or Nancy@riverlink.org for more information on the Paddle Trail.
Check out our January newsletter by clicking here.
We have trees to give away!
RiverLink's
tree giveaway continues at the Labyrinth site at the
old cotton mill, 124 Riverside Drive (about 1/4 mile north of
12Bones on the right). Call RiverLink's Dave Russell if you have questions or to arrange pickup -- 252-8474,
ext. 11.
Check out our new membership brochure by clicking here: brochure. Not only is it beautiful, it has a lot of information about RiverLink and what we do and have done.
RiverLink announces a new program: Adopt-a-Greenway
RiverLink is recruiting individuals and groups to help maintain its system of greenways through a new Adopt-a-Greenway program. The initiative encourages scouting organizations, civic associations, school and church groups, nature clubs, and businesses seeking community service opportunities to adopt a section of greenway and keep it clear of weeds, sticks, rocks, and other debris for a two-year period. Interested? Contact Dave Russell at 252-8474, ext. 11 or dave@riverlink.org.
Love The French Broad River Raffle
It's the same great raffle we've always done, but now with a new name! This is your opportunity to win some great outdoor gear and prizes valued at $4500 while helping RiverLink achieve its mission to revitalize the French Broad River and its tributaries as a place to live, work and play. Buy three tickets for $10 or one for $5 to be entered to win one of six prize packages. Future Drawings will be the in months of September, October, November, and March. The grand prize will be announced in April.
RiverLink launches Residential Stormwater Pilot Program
WaterRICH is a RiverLink Initiative to assist homeowners in rainwater management. Through the program, RiverLink will provide an on-line resource designed specifically for smaller sites and private individuals.
We are currently looking for 75 residential homes in Buncombe, Madison, or communities to become part of the WaterRICH program as our initial pilot Project!
Contact the Watershed Resources Manager at nancy@riverlink.org for mor information or check out the website:
www.riverlink.org/waterRICH.asp |