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Restore - Conserve - Educate
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Dedicated to improving the Rock River ecosystem
Welcome to the Rock River Rescue Foundation web site. We started with the vision of restoring and improving the Rock River, initially in the city of Watertown and we continue to work towards this goal. Please take a few minutes to view our history, and what we have accomplished so far. Please free to contact us if you would like to know more about our efforts.
Not For Profit Organization
Rock River Rescue Foundation is a not for profit conservation organization located in Watertown, WI. We have a 501 (c) (3) exemption as determined by the Internal Revenue Service Code. Contributions made to us are deductible under section 70 of the Code.
All RRRF activities are funded through donations from individuals, businesses, and service organizations, as well as our own fundraising efforts. All funds and donations are used to achieve our goal of a healthier Rock River ecosystem. As the organization has done its work, we have noticed a dramatic increase in the numbers of gamefish and panfish being caught within our target area.
All RRRF activities are funded through donations from individuals, businesses, and service organizations, as well as our own fundraising efforts. All funds and donations are used to achieve our goal of a healthier Rock River ecosystem. As the organization has done its work, we have noticed a dramatic increase in the numbers of gamefish and panfish being caught within our target area.
Restore - Conserve - Educate
The Rock River Rescue Foundation was founded in 2002 to improve the aquatic ecosystem of the river within the Watertown City limits. The funds we raise are used for fish stocking, habitat improvement, education and handicap access to the river.
The organization was founded by six members, life long Watertown residents who wanted their children, grandchildren and others to experience and enjoy the river as they did. The original target area has expanded from the 154 acres between the dams in Watertown to now include the 60-mile stretch between Watertown and Lake Sinissippi in Hustisford. Presently we have over 100 members and welcome anyone interested in additional information or in joining us to contact us.
The organization was founded by six members, life long Watertown residents who wanted their children, grandchildren and others to experience and enjoy the river as they did. The original target area has expanded from the 154 acres between the dams in Watertown to now include the 60-mile stretch between Watertown and Lake Sinissippi in Hustisford. Presently we have over 100 members and welcome anyone interested in additional information or in joining us to contact us.
