
Stewards of the Creek
Keep our creek clean and alive
Once a haven for fishing, crabbing and boating, Spa Creek has been classified as a highly impaired urban watershed.
Our mission is to clean up Spa Creek from the headwaters to the Severn River, educate the public about the link between human lifestyles and the health of the watershed, and to seek funding for projects to reduce erosion, stormwater runoff, and pollution.
Learn more about the Spa Creek Conservancy
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About Us
Spa Creek Conservancy is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to making Spa Creek swimmable and fishable again.
Water Testing
The water in Spa Creek is being tested in seven locations every Thursday morning, rain or shine, throughout the summer and twice monthly in September and October. The following water …
Donate
Please consider making a donation that will make a difference for Spa Creek Conservancy helping to fund on-going projects.
Water Testing
The water in Spa Creek is being tested in seven locations every Thursday morning, rain or shine, throughout the summer and twice monthly in September and October.
Water samples are collected under the scientific direction of Environmental Center at Anne Arundel Community College Associate Professor Tammy Domanski, Ph.D. Staff at AACC analyze the water samples and data is posted within 24 hours.

Latest Spa Creek News
Keep up with what we are doing
New Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays Improvement Strategy
During an Eastern Shore “Bay Day” tour, Governor Wes Moore announced a significant policy shift and improvement strategy in how Maryland will deploy state resources to improve water quality in …
130 Acres in Crownsville Preserved
Scenic Rivers Land Trust and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources have permanently conserved 130 acres of Crownsville forest, farm, and the last remaining sawmill in Anne Arundel County. Landowners …
Resources
Resources for a sustainable lifestyle in Maryland and in particular along Spa Creek in Annapolis. See what you can do to keep our creek clean and alive