Supporting the Jones Falls Watershed
Our mission is to engage communities of the Jones Falls Watershed to preserve, protect, enhance, and conserve the environmental integrity while promoting sustainable development of the 18-mile long Jones Falls and its 37,290 acre watershed.
The Jones Falls Watershed Strategic Plan
Over the next two years, volunteers and environmental leaders in Baltimore will engage the community to co-create a Strategic Plan for the future of the Jones Falls and its connected waterways. Read more about the announcement here.
Who We Are
Established in 2018, the Friends of The Jones Falls, Inc., is a volunteer-based organization incorporated to support and sustain the quality of life and long-term stewarship of the Jones Falls from the headwaters in Baltimore County to the Inner Harbor.
Announcements
- Upcoming Sep. 10: Get Your Tickets Now for This Important, Festive Fundraiser for the Watershed Strategic Plan!The Jones Falls Champion fundraiser for the community-led Jones Falls Watershed Strategic Plan celebrates Fran Flanigan. Join us to celebrate her impact and legacy. Details Date: September 10 Time: 5:30pm to 8:30pm Location: Whitehall Mill, Pelican Room & Terrace, 3300 Clipper Mill Rd, Baltimore, 21211 Catering: True Chesapeake Oyster – includes beer, wine & Fran’s favoriteContinue reading “Upcoming Sep. 10: Get Your Tickets Now for This Important, Festive Fundraiser for the Watershed Strategic Plan!”
- Watershed Strategic Plan – UpdatesShaping the Future of the Jones Falls Watershed- The Jones Falls Stakeholder Digital Survey is now available for those of you who weren’t able to attend one of the Stakeholder meetings this past winter. We need your input by July 31! Also, see information about an important upcoming fundraiser for the Jones Falls Watershed Strategic Plan.Continue reading “Watershed Strategic Plan – Updates”
- “What If We Dreamt Bigger…” Meeting #2On May 4, Remington-based developer Seawall held its second community meeting about reuse of the Potts & Callahan Falls Rd. industrial properties it has under contract, this time drawing about 50 attendees to Beth Am Synagogue in Reservoir Hill. Seawall co-founder Thibault Manekin opened with a recap of the March 24 meeting themes: environmental concerns, development versusContinue reading ““What If We Dreamt Bigger…” Meeting #2″
Friends of The Jones Falls 
