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We are working to clean up one of the more polluted creeks in Middle Tennessee. Lytle Creek is within the Stones River watershed and has its headwaters in Rutherford County. It runs through and southeast of the City of Murfreesboro.
Read more about our Watershed Restoration work and priorities here.
Within a few years, we envision a thriving creek, filled with healthy fish and aquatic wildlife, providing clean drinking water for the communities in our region. In order to get there, we enlist volunteers in a series of service projects.
What Can You Do to Help?
Read more about our Watershed Restoration work and priorities here.
Within a few years, we envision a thriving creek, filled with healthy fish and aquatic wildlife, providing clean drinking water for the communities in our region. In order to get there, we enlist volunteers in a series of service projects.
What Can You Do to Help?
- Donate to Lytle Creek
- Volunteer with us
- Be a “Friend of Lytle Creek” and sign up for our email list
Bank Stabilization
We use natural green infrastructure products to stabilize and re-plant the bank and stop erosion.
Planting Rain Gardens
Riparian Tree Planting
Livestock Exclusion Fencing
Thank you to our sponsors for supporting this project!
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If you have any questions, would like to volunteer, or know a property owner or organization along Lytle Creek, please contact us!
Sam West
Field Operations Manager
sam@tectn.org
The Lytle Creek Restoration Project is a 319 Grant with the Tennessee Department of Agriculture aiming to restore several thousand linear feet of the Lytle Creek.