On May 11th, 2022, the Fayette Zoning Hearing Board held a public hearing to determine if Mountain Pines should be granted a…
Read MoreMWA responded to buffer cars filled with nurdles careening into the water and crumpling on the riverbanks.
Read MoreUnderneath the rocks that cover the floors of our watershed lives possibly the oldest animals ever recorded, sponges. Theyā€™re not much to…
Read MoreThe Mountain Watershed Association (MWA) is happy to announce a new upcoming education project: the Water Guardians After School Youth Club. During…
Read MoreOne of Mountain Watershedā€™s Associationā€™s neighbors, Mountain Pines Campground, has recently become the center of attention in our local community. During a…
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