The Saw Mill River Coalition

A program of Groundwork Hudson Valley

• Home
• About the Coalition
  • History
  • Meetings and Minutes
  • Program and Mission
  • Staff
  • Memorandum of Agreement
  • Partners
• About the Saw Mill River
  • Facts
  • Flooding
  • Flora and Fauna
  • Municipalities in the Watershed
  • Recreation
  • Scientific Information and Reports
  • Slide Show on the River
  • Water Quality Data
  • Map of Watershed
• What’s Happening
  • Coalition Meetings & Task Groups
  • Daylighting the Saw Mill River in Yonkers
  • Development/Redevelopment Projects
  • Land Use Project
  • Restoration Projects
  • Water Quality Monitoring
  • Wetlands Project
• BioBlitz 09
• Free-a-Tree Vine Cutting
  • Be Tick Free
  • Invasive Plants Brochure 2008
  • Schedule
  • Types of Invasive Vines in the Watershed
  • Vine Cutting Photos
• Volunteering
  • Free-A-Tree Vine Cutters
  • Internships/Volunteer Assistants
  • River RATz (Restoration Action Team)
  • Storm Drain Marking
• News and Photos
  • Historic Photos
  • News Archives
  • Press Releases
  • Program Photos
• Watershed Protection
  • Automobile Care
  • Car Wash Runoff
  • Fertilizers and Pesticides
  • Floatables
  • Invasive Plant Alternatives
  • Keep Water on the Land
  • Pet Waste
  • Quick Do’s and Don’ts
  • Rain Gardens
  • Sediment from Home Projects
  • Stormwater Management
  • Yard Tips
• Our Partners And Funding
• Riverkeeper
• Contact Us
• Saw Mill Watershed GIS Map
• Sitemap

The Saw Mill River Coalition is a dynamic partnership of nonprofit groups, government agencies, municipalities and businesses dedicated to revitalizing and protecting the Saw Mill River, a tributary of the Hudson River.

Click on the points of the map for information on specific projects and locations of interest.

Recent News

• January, 2010 Stormwater Roundtable Keynote Presentation
• Thanks to everyone who came out despite the cold for Sunday’s successful vine-cutting!
• Thanks to everyone who participated in the 1/23/10 Stormwater Roundtable
• BioBlitz Scientists find 650 species (and counting) in the Saw Mill River Watershed!
• Free-A-Tree Invasive Vine-Cutting Sunday, February 7th