PTRF strives to engage and empower the public through up-to-date information regarding the Tar-Pamlico River and watershed. Please check back to the website frequently to learn about the current state of the Tar-Pamlico and how you can get involved.

Priority Issues

The Greenville Utilities Commission (GUC) is currently seeking state permission for an Interbasin Transfer (IBT) of Tar River water to the communities of Winterville, Farmville, and Greene County, all located in the Neuse River basin. Read more.

 

PTRF in the News

Oyster Shell Recylers Honored

Washington, NC- The head of the N.C. Oyster Shell Recycling Program wants the public and businesses in Beaufort County to become more involved in the recycling of shells. Read more.

Legislative Review

2010 Legislative Review

The 2010 North Carolina Legislative session ended early on Saturday July 10th after a long final session lasting almost 24 hours. In a year dominated by the budget, several positive bills were passed that aim to further protect clean water. Read more.

 

 

How to Reduce Your Impact

The good news is there are many simple things that we can do to reduce our nutrient impact on the Tar-Pamlico River and Sound. Click here to learn how.

 

Interactive Mapping Tools

PTRF is pleased to provide the public with two interactive mapping programs. The Citizen’s Watershed Monitoring Program interactive web map was developed to allow the public easy access to water quality data. The IM Rivers Interactive Map allows users to find locations of suspected pollution events or environmental law violations. Additionally, the site includes information on scenic locations, paddling, state parks, and other points of interest. Click here to enter map sites.