Magothy River Association

The Magothy River Association is an all-volunteer group representing about 46 communities along the Magothy River Watershed. Our efforts are devoted to projects that protect the welfare of the river and its inhabitants, such as:

*maintaining an oyster nursery at Downs Park
*restoring an oyster bar
*monitoring water quality
*helping to restore seagrasses


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One Response to Magothy River Association

  1. Ted Funk says:

    My Father’s family had a house on Dividing Creek from 1933-1958. My Dad, who is a healthy 99, wants to see the Magothy River area when I visit from Chicago this October. I’m interested in someone who would be kind enough to give a little boat ride around the Magothy on Tuesday, October 11. It would be well appreciated, and I always bring nice gifts from Chicago.
    Can be reached at email or at 847-433-5659. TED

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