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The
Hillsborough River Watershed Alliance (HRWA), a public-private,
non-profit program, was formed in 1992 as an innovative partnership
between federal, state and local governments and agencies,
environmental and civic organizations, and numerous citizens dedicated
to protecting the natural resources of the Hillsborough River
watershed. The HRWA is the only non-profit organization that
dedicates its entire energies to the Hillsborough River watershed, an
expansive and fragile ecosystem that flows directly into Tampa Bay.
Those who become
involved in HRWA activities include, but are not limited to, other
environmental organizations, members of the scientific community,
members of industry, local and regional government agencies, and the
Tampa Bay community at large. Participation in the HRWA is
completely voluntary and open to anyone interested in protecting the
Hillsborough River watershed.
All
decisions are consensus-based. Issues and activities are
conducted through any of our three project networks, each with its own
unique focus - Education & Outreach, the HRWA Coalition and
the Frog Listening Network.
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