Waterway Stewards

2009-03-30 Southwest Creek, Camp Lejeune, NC
Here is our report on the above trip which was very successful as you will see.

We go back this Saturday to continue downstream from The Old Wooden Bridge.We will meet at 9:00 AM at the Food Lion Parking Lot on Rte 17 south of Jacksonvillewhich is opposite from the Main [...]

We are going again on St Patrick’s Day, This Tuesday if you want to join us. Elmer

2009-03-11 Southwest Creek, Camp Lejeune, N.C.

We are trying to eradicate the invasive foriegn Alligatorweed.

We had a great day on the water today. It was a beautiful warm early spring day and mostenjoyable just to be out there. We were [...]

2009-03-05 Southwest Creek, Camp Lejeune, NC

Looking downstream from the bridge. Its all clear now! It was loaded all the way down tosalt water on both sides of the river with large masses.

Mass of alligator weed piled against the bridge on the upstream side. It is held up hereby the old pilings which [...]

2009-03-05 Southwest Creek, Camp Lejeune, NC

Looking downstream from the bridge. Its all clear now! It was loaded all the way down tosalt water on both sides of the river with large masses.

Mass of alligator weed piled against the bridge on the upstream side. It is held up hereby the old pilings which [...]

2009-03 07 Southwest Creek, Camp Lejeune, NC

Some great pictures by ED Gruca on Saturdays trip. These are what you would have seenhad you been with us. Elmer

Iced yuccas on Emerald Isle Wednesday March 4, 2009

Ice on Southwest Creek Thursday March 5, 2009

No ice on Saturday. Forecast 70 degrees [...]

To all paddlers everywhere with all kinds of boats and even with motors!

This Saturday we will continue our fight against this evil weed.

Please help us to win this battle. This noxious invasive weed could take over your favorite creekas it has this lovely creek, which is a fast narrow stream in its headwaters and [...]

2009-03-02 Southwest Creek, west of Jacksonville, NC

It was a very cold morning. We just had three days of off and on rain which raised the New River level at Gum Branch over five feet.We knew Southwest Creek would rise too so we set out to find out what all this rain had done [...]