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The Shelby Farms Park Alliance (SFPA) is a citizen organization working to help Shelby Farms Park realize its full potential for the residents of Memphis and Shelby County. |
Friends for Our Riverfront, formed in 2003, is a nonprofit citizen group dedicated to protecting our harbor and revitalizing our riverfront. |
Alternative Needs Transportation, or A.N.T., is a one-person shop run by Mike Flanigan. Mike is dedicated to building bikes for transportation that have the right combination of function and style. Contact: Mike Flanigan, 508-429-3350 |
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Contact: Scott Banbury, 901-726-1473 |
Sea Kayaking and Touring
Contact: Joe Royer, 901-324-2506 |
Meets on the 1st Wednesday of each month, 7 p.m. at Shelby Farms Visitor Center.
Contacts: Kay Jones, Outdoors Inc. 901-755-2271
Chris Carpenter, 901-388-1858. |
Contact: Vicki Prince 901-722-2051 |
Runs on the 1st Sat. of each month and 3rd Sun. of each month.
Contact: Hash Hot Line, 901-818-9732
Bill Gillin, 901-753-2755. |
Cycling Club. Meets 2nd weekend each month, 7 p.m. at varying locations.
Contact: Jerry Wright, 901-386-9356 |
Contact: Marion McDonald, Custom Travel, 901-682-5550 |
Tennessee Environmental Council |
Contact: Wain Rubenstein, 901-278-1792 |
Meets on 1st Tuesday of each month at Holiday Inn, Poplar and I-240.
Contact: Info Line, 901-763-1022 |
Mid South Velo Bicycle Club Contact: Joe Royer, Outdoors Inc. 901-722-8988 |
Bicycling trail.
Contact: 901-753-1400 |
Has quarterly program meetings and monthly working meetings.
Contact: Don Richardson, 901-276-1387 |
Tennessee Ornithological Society Meeting on 3rd Thursday of each month, 7 p.m. at Goldsmiths Civic Gardens. No meetings in June, July & August.
Contact: Virginia Reynolds, 901-767-3547 |
Meets 3rd Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at Germantown Library.
Contact: Carolyn Pierce, 901-755-5635 |
Contact: Keith Kirkland, 901-452-6500 |
Triathlete club.
Contact: Vic Perrini, 901-758 8105 |
Hotline for water pollution.
Contact: 901-544-3941 |
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Hotline to report fish kills.
Contact: 800-372-3928 |
From NOAA-National Weather Service. For canoeing and kayaking on the lower Mississippi. |
The Hatchie River in Tennessee is remarkable as the longest free-flowing tributary of the lower Mississippi, and contains the largest forested floodplain in Tennessee.
Also see: Hatchie.com |
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