A farewell to all!
Thank you for holding the line and supporting RCWA over the past five years. You are greatly appreciated.
RCWA will disband this year to put our combined efforts and energy into securing protections for the Black Hills on a larger scale. We are proud that we succeeded in drafting the Rapid Creek Watershed Recreation Area Act (RCWRAA) and gained support with over 2,000 petition signatures. We also succeeded in providing awareness and education of the importance of protecting our watershed, and we built a website with tons of great information, which will now become a legacy website for up to a year. But most importantly, RCWA built partnerships and alliances and now we will all remain dedicated to protecting Black Hills' water. We'll connect with you down the line!
RCWA will disband this year to put our combined efforts and energy into securing protections for the Black Hills on a larger scale. We are proud that we succeeded in drafting the Rapid Creek Watershed Recreation Area Act (RCWRAA) and gained support with over 2,000 petition signatures. We also succeeded in providing awareness and education of the importance of protecting our watershed, and we built a website with tons of great information, which will now become a legacy website for up to a year. But most importantly, RCWA built partnerships and alliances and now we will all remain dedicated to protecting Black Hills' water. We'll connect with you down the line!
Did you know? The Black Hills Mountainsnail is endemic to the Black Hills mountains of western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming. The species is now very rare and critically imperiled.
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If you would like to reach out to us, you may do so via
Snail Mail Rapid Creek Watershed Action P.O. Box 2142 (Replaces P.O. Box 9482) Rapid City, SD 57709 |
