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Trash Pick-Up in the Lower Cacapon, May 7th, 2022

Our dedicated and roughed volunteers completed a major trash clean up at the Great Cacapon public access site today. Rain and chilly temps didn’t deter this group. Thank you, Mercedes & Paul Tibbits, for organizing this event. (and thanks to WVDEP too!)

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BEGINNER FLY FISHING CLINICS

The Friends of the Cacapon River and the River House are hosting a FLY FISHING CELEBRATION WEEKEND on JULY 22 AND JULY 23. In addition to a number of arts […]

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Trash Pick-Up in the Lower Cacapon, May 7th, 2022

Our dedicated and roughed volunteers completed a major trash clean up at the Great Cacapon public access site today. Rain and chilly temps didn’t deter this group. Thank you, Mercedes & Paul Tibbits, for organizing this event. (and thanks to WVDEP too!)

Tree Jamboree, April 23rd, 2022

24 trees planted in just over 3 hours!
Our Tree Jamboree thanks the Cacapon Institute, Town of Capon Bridge and our super volunteers — Dorothy, Laura, Shannon, Glenn, Dale, Zach, Tim, Brian and his son.

Macroinvertebrate Survey, August 7th, 2021

Thank you, Callie Sams of Save our Streams, for a great macroinvertebrate workshop last Saturday! It was a fun learning experience for young people and the young-at-heart too.

Beginner Fly Fishing Clinic, July 18th & 25th, 2021

Our first fly fishing clinic was a huge success! Thank you, Mike Grimm and Ryan Cooper, for your organization and teaching skills. We had 8 novice fly fishers on July 18th, another great turnout on July 25th, and everyone had a great time!

Trash Your Canoe Contest, June 5th – 13th, 2021

Guided Cacapon River Float, May 16th, 2021

The West Virginia Navy left dock on this day… 32 paddlers made the Capon Bridge to Route 127 run. Few raindrops but these sailors are hearty!
Thank you, Brent Walls – our Upper Potomac Riverkeeper, for organizing this event for our Keep the Cacapon Clean initiative.

Trash Pick-Up in the Lower Cacapon, April 25th, 2021

THANK YOU TO ALL THE SPRING CLEAN-UP VOLUNTEERS!
You all are AMAZING! Two dozen river-lovers picked up trash, tires — even TVs along the lower Cacapon on this past Sunday.
And thank you, Mercedes Tibbits, for organizing this event! Your energy and passion inspire us all.

Water Reporter

Friends of the Cacapon will use the Water Reporter app as a critical tool in support of our Keep the Cacapon Clean campaign.

Water Reporter users join an online community of individuals and organizations working to map and protect their local water resources. Developed by Chesapeake Commons, this mobile application for Android and iPhone has been deployed nationwide in dozens of watersheds as a way of crowd-sourcing geo-referenced images of waterways, and reporting water quality threats in real-time.

Learn more about the Keep Cacapon Clean campaign.