River Inspired Jewelry to Benefit FRWA
The special-edition jewelry, designed by Local Artist and FRWA Board Member Deborah Leonard and hand-crafted by Bill Selig at Bill Selig Jewelers, was inspired by reflection on the Farmington River. Available as a pendant, earrings or lapel pin, in your choice of gold plated, sterling silver, yellow gold or white gold.
Call or visit Bill Selig Jewelers to find out about pricing: (860) 651-0555 or (860) 688- 3111
Two store locations: 712 Hopmeadow St. Simsbury, CT 06070 and 161 Broad Street, Windsor, CT 06095.
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Stretching across 33 towns and 609 square miles, the Farmington
River Watershed is an essential resource for life in Connecticut and
Massachusetts. The watershed supports abundant recreational
opportunities, unique fish, wildlife, and plant habitats, hydropower
generation, and is the first River in Connecticut to have a section
federally designated as Wild & Scenic. The
Watershed’s reservoirs and aquifers provide clean water
to about 1 million people (1/3rd of Connecticut’s entire population).
The Farmington River Watershed Association (FRWA), a 501©(3) non-profit environmental organization, has been
the guardian and champion of the Farmington River and its watershed since its inception in 1953. Today, FRWA conducts Research, Education, and Advocacy programs to fulfill its mission of protecting the Farmington River and the natural
resources of its watershed forever.
The Park River Watershed Revitalization Initiative (PRWRI) is a project of FRWA in the neighboring Park River watershed. Most of the Park River watershed is in West Hartford, Bloomfield, and Hartford. To learn more about PRWRI, click here. |
