Kings River Watershed
Sunset over Kings River
Kings River Waterfall
Canoes and Kayaks on Kings River
Kayaking on Kings River
Autumn at Kings River
Table Rock Lake Watershed
Kings River Stream Corridor
“...to protect the health, purity, and economic viability of the Kings River watershed, now and for future generations.”
“…to protect the health, purity, and economic viability of the Kings River watershed, now and for future generations.”

River Cleanups

KRWP had a busy spring cleanup season this year with three cleanup floats. Thank you to the 44 paddlers who helped us clean 24 miles of Kings River. We recovered 58 tires and over a ton of trash and metal.

Congratulations to Joe Scott who won the kayak and to Tina Cone who won the second place big gear prize.

Special thanks to Clear Springs Middle School kids for their help cleaning up Trigger Gap to McMullen Farm.

Upcoming Event: Be sure to join us for the H2Ozarks Shoreline Litter Pickup on September 26th. Meet us at the Carr Lane Country Store at 10:00 AM. Bring your boat, a sack lunch, and dress for the weather.

Thank You to Our Sponsors:

  • Pack Rat Outdoor Center
  • Ozark Mountain Trading Company
  • Uncle Sam’s Outfitters
  • South Town Sporting
  • Turner Bend Store
  • Madison County Recycling
  • Carroll County Solid Waste
  • Tyson Foods of Berryville
  • Jacobs Engineering of Fayetteville
  • Pizza Hut of Berryville
  • Byrd’s Outdoor Adventure
  • Lost Valley Canoes
  • Buffalo Rio
  • Kings River Outfitters
  • Kings Crossing Campground
  • Trigger Gap Outfitters
  • Yarri Davis

Upcoming Grant Opportunity

KRWP is excited to announce that we have been selected to take part in a 319 grant program. We will be working under the direction of H2Ozarks to provide LID (Low Impact Development), a plan for the grounds of the Berryville Library. Work has already started and the working part of the grant should begin this October.

Special Thanks

KRWP would like to say a special thank you to Yarri Davis and Curt Richardson and all the Grateful Dad folks who were kind enough to name us as the beneficiary of their fundraiser this year. They raised 10 thousand dollars to help KRWP. This is a huge help to us as our cash portion for the 319 grant will be due soon. Thanks everyone!

Clear Springs Middle Schoolers in Action

Clear Springs Middle Schoolers on the River

Middle school cleanup team

River Cleanup Volunteer Crew

Trash retrieval along the banks

Loaded Canoes with Tires and Debris

Hauling debris to extraction points

To learn more about future cleanups, contact rayandkarenwarren@gmail.com or call (870) 654-4134.

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