Genesee RiverWatch
Join us for the last paddle of 2023!
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Seeking Your Support for 2024
We are seeking your support to continue our work!
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Fall Newsletter 2023
Check out our latest newsletter!
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Summer 2023 Paddling Season Wrap-up
Our heartfelt thanks to those who joined us in making 2023’s summer paddling season on the Genesee the most successful ever.
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Hiking in the Genesee River Basin
There are wonderful hiking opportunities in the Genesee River Basin. We have provided descriptions of trails that are -as a rule – less well traveled. Pick one and enjoy the natural beauty of the Genesee Region!
Recreation
The Genesee River Basin is filled with natural beauty and abundant wildlife. Whether you are looking for a woodland or riverside walk, an experience paddling on the River or relaxing time fishing…the Genesee has something to offer.
Report Card
Genesee RiverWatch graded the water quality and usability of the Genesee River and its major tributaries. The overall grade for the Genesee River Basin is a “C”.
The Genesee River
Genesee RiverWatch works to improve the water quality of the 2,500 square mile Genesee River watershed, inform and educate the public and connect people to the river.
Recent News
Paddle Up the Genesee River to the Erie Canal on Sunday, September 17, 2023
Join us for our 4th paddle of 2023!
Paddle with Us and Learn About Environmental Stewardship on the Genesee River – Saturday, August 5, 2023
Join us for our third paddle of 2023!
Genesee River Basin Summit 2023 Wrap-Up
Wrap-Up of the Annual Genesee River Basin Summit – May 10th, 2023
Elizabeth Thorndike Environmental Leadership Award Recipients
Congratulations to Roy Wood and Helen Dumas, the 2022 Elizabeth Thorndike Environmental Leadership Award Recipients
Phosphorus: WXXI Connections – Genesee RiverWatch Discussing Impacts to Water Quality
A discussion with Evan Dawson of WXXI about Phosphorus and its Impact on Water Quality