Join WSWA Saturday, May 16 from 9:00 a.m. to noon for a special members and guests only guided hike along the eastern side of the watershed, following the public right-of-way of the bypass corridor. This approximately 2.5 mile hike is intended for ages 14 and older and will include environmental commentary, discussion of watershed conditions, and […]
Please feel free to join us for the monthly meeting of the WSWA Board of Directors.
We will provide a "show and tell" about invasive species. We'll be meeting at the gate to the track at Widmyer Elementary School and will explore the Widmyer Wetland during this event. All welcome!
Come socialize with us at the Fairfax Coffee House, all while learning how to create beautiful designs in your cup of latte!
Come to the Train Depot and learn about green stormwater best management practices (BMPs), including what a hugel is and what it does. We will also discuss the important role native flowers play. In the process, we'll be doing some much needed overall site maintenance in the Tiny Forest at the Depot, including some heavy-duty […]
We invite you to join us at our booth at the Pride Picnic in Berkeley Springs State Park. Spend a few minutes learning about what we are currently doing, including how WSWA is responding to land use changes triggered by the bypass construction.
Please feel free to attend and participate in our monthly board meetings.
'Tis the season for one of WSWA's most important activities -- stream monitoring. Join us at Widmyer Elementary School to see how it's done.
The Tiny Forest by the Depot needs our help again. Please drop by if you can to participate in beautifying this recent addition to Berkeley Springs' bucolic landscape. We will be weeding and otherwise maintaining the Tiny Forest and its mounds of flowers and shrubs (otherwise known as hugels), so come ready to assist in […]
No, we will not be selling delicious produce or other related, locally sourced products, but we WILL have a booth set up today at the market, with lots of interesting info to share. Come and say hi, we'd love to see you!
WSWA's stream monitoring efforts continue throughout the summer, this time off Jimstown Road, at the northern end of the Warm Springs Run. Swing by to see how it's done -- you won't be disappointed. Park on either side of the road, just after you enter Jimstown Road from Rt. 522.
WSWA continues monitoring the health of the stream, this time at Fairview Drive. From Rt.522, turn right on River Road, then take a right onto Fairview Drive. Park on the left, soon after entering Fairview Drive. (See map for where Fairview and the Warm Springs Run intersect, near the Potomac.)
