Experience Nashville's most iconic natural feature while making a difference for the environment with the Cumberland River Compact and Cumberland Kayak! We'll be giving the Cumberland River a much-needed trash cleanup by kayak on select Thursdays throughout the summer.
Join the Cumberland River Compact for the annual Teacher Retreat! During this two-day retreat, you will participate in immersive learning about water resources in Tennessee and plan for ways to integrate this content into your curriculum. You’ll also learn how to shift your science instruction by using “storyline units” that are anchored by a phenomenon […]
The Construction General Permit (CGP) is an important tool for maintaining and improving water quality during land development. In this presentation, you will hear from TDEC about the permit, including recent updates for 2026.
For farmers, future farmers, and agricultural professionals: Take a deep dive into the many benefits and challenges of a managed grazing system. Learn how to increase stocking density, make the most of marginal land, and reduce hay needs!
Join the Cumberland River Compact on a paddle to Hill’s Island to learn about the ecology, history, and stewardship of this unique island in the Cumberland River.
Join the Cumberland River Compact to install native plants at depave project sites on Saturday, September 26, from 1 PM to 4 PM! Volunteers will plant native flowers, shrubs, and trees at three neighborhood sites as part of ongoing watershed restoration efforts around North Nashville’s Tiger Bay Wetland.
Join the Cumberland River Compact and Metro Nashville Animal Care & Control for a litter cleanup along Mill Creek in South Nashville! Volunteers will meet adoptable dogs from MACC, then walk down the greenway to remove debris from the creek and the vegetation around it.
Join the Cumberland River Compact on a paddle to Hill’s Island to learn about the ecology, history, and stewardship of this unique island in the Cumberland River.
Join the Cumberland River Compact for a litter cleanup along Sevenmile Creek in South Nashville! Volunteers will remove debris from the creek and its banks, improving the health of a vital waterway in a highly urbanized area.