Fresh water is a finite resource. In addition to keeping our waterways clean, we also try to reduce water usage in general. Companies, businesses, and municipalities all have a responsibility to minimize their water consumption, but there are also a number of ways someone can conserve water in everyday ways.
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As an Ogeechee Riverkeeper (ORK) member you are joining a community of people who care about protecting and preserving our…
Data
Live data from Milliken sondes Data includes water levels, dissolved oxygen, pH level and more. To view live data upstream…
Volunteer
You can help Ogeechee Riverkeeper in a number of ways, regardless of your expertise. Sign up to volunteer Adopt-A-Landing program…
Ogeechee Riverkeeper works on all of the streams flowing out to Ossabaw Sound and St. Catherine’s Sound. The Ogeechee River system drains more than 5,500 square miles of land and includes four sub-watersheds: Upper Ogeechee, Lower Ogeechee, Ogeechee Coastal and the Canoochee watersheds. The Canoochee River is about 108 miles long and the Ogeechee River itself is approximately 245 miles long.
