Restoring Wetlands, Revitalizing Raleigh – Together.

Transforming Communities Through Environmental Justice

Why Walnut Creek Matters

At Partners for Environmental Justice, we’re more than just advocates—we’re catalysts for change. By restoring wetlands like Walnut Creek, we’re protecting Raleigh’s natural beauty, combating environmental injustice, and creating a brighter future for everyone.

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Discover the Walnut Creek Wetlands

Explore how our urban wetlands enhance biodiversity, improve water quality, and serve as a hub for community recreation and education.

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Get Involved in Our Mission

Whether you’re passionate about volunteering, donating, or advocating, your efforts power the progress we make every day.

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A Vision for the Future

Imagine a city where green spaces heal the land and the community. With your support, the Walnut Creek Wetlands will become a model of environmental resilience and justice.

Community-First Restoration

Working hand-in-hand with locals to rejuvenate wetlands and neighborhoods.

Sustainable Education

Interactive programs to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards.

Volunteer Opportunities

Get your hands dirty while making a real difference in Raleigh’s future.

Donate Today

Every dollar drives the mission forward—restoring wetlands and empowering communities.

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In the Spotlight

Explore Our Impact

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Sarah Brim

Community Watershed Ambassador

Sarah Brim serves as PEJ's Community Watershed Ambassador (CWA), where she connects the Walnut Creek Watershed community with valuable resources from partners and stakeholders through a variety of programs and outreach efforts. Originally from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, she moved to Raleigh to attend NC State University, earning a degree in Biological Sciences with a minor in Africana Studies, with a focus on environmental justice.

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We’d Love to Hear From You!

Reach out to learn more about our work or find out how you can get involved.