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Spring Renewal Appeal Is On

Longterm studies demonstrate that by maintaining protective policies rivers and streams can and do heal. YOU help HooRWA accomplish this work! Your voice and your care puts local, state, and […]

April 6, 2026 By Arianna Collins Blog, News, Uncategorized
Spring Renewal Appeal is on. Join HooRWA!

Longterm studies demonstrate that by maintaining protective policies rivers and streams can and do heal. YOU help HooRWA accomplish this work! Your voice and your care puts local, state, and federal officials on notice that you want clean water; that you NEED clean water; and that you want a healthy Watershed.

  • When we write and sign onto letters, advocating to maintain all waterbodies under the Clean Water Act and to sustain all state surface water quality standards, your desire to see a healthy Hoosic is why.
  • When we conduct our monitoring efforts to prove where the River is healing and where more restoration work is necessary, again, your desire for a healthy Hoosic is why.
  • And when you go outside to be by the River, you recognize right relations with the River. Thank you for your care, your attentiveness, and your connection to all the beings you share space with in the Watershed.

So it is with much gratitude that we ask you to please join us once again in our Spring Appeal. Renewing your commitment to the Hoosic and to HooRWA with your membership supports HooRWA’s enduring work in caring for the River.

Any level makes you a member. Suggested annual $50. Or you can be a Stream Advocate at $100-249. You are also welcome to consider donating monthly, whether that be $5, $10, or $15 per month (and you can opt for donation to occur automatically). SUPPORT HooRWA via online donation! You can also mail HooRWA a check at: P.O. Box 667, Williamstown, MA 01267. Review all membership options HERE.

Thank you so much for your support!

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