Lyn Crighton celebrates 18 years at The Watershed Foundation
Born and raised in Kosciusko County, Lyn Crighton has always been connected to the water.
Read MoreBorn and raised in Kosciusko County, Lyn Crighton has always been connected to the water.
Read MoreThe Watershed Foundation announces a new member to its growing team. Mariah Roberts’ role is the first of its kind at the organization.
Read MoreThe Watershed Foundation reflects on its 2025 Winona Lake Cottage Tour and Art for Healthy Lakes auction, held Sunday, Sept. 7.
Read MoreDid you know Kosciusko County is home to over 100 lakes and more than 600 miles of rivers and streams?
Read MoreArt for Healthy Lakes, an online auction hosted by The Watershed Foundation, is open for bidding now through Sept. 7.
Read MoreCommunity members are invited to help test water quality during The Watershed Foundation’s ninth annual Snapshot Water Monitoring Day.
Read MoreDive into Art for Healthy Lakes is an online auction hosted by The Watershed Foundation.
Read MoreNews Release NORTH WEBSTER — The Watershed Foundation’s annual Dance at Tippy will be held from 7-11 p.m. Saturday, July 26 at the Tippy Dance Hall on Lake Tippecanoe. The historic venue features an outdoor stage and dance floor where, for more than a century, teens and adults … Read More
Shorelines at Warsaw’s Pike Lake and Kiwanis Park recently received major upgrades, thanks to a collaboration between The Watershed Foundation and the city of Warsaw.
Read MoreThe Watershed Foundation announced Lee Pasko and Max Mock have joined its board of directors.
Read MoreThe Watershed Foundation and Indiana Department of Natural Resources will offer a free workshop about healthy shorelines from 5:30-7 p.m. Thursday, June 12 at the Winona Lake Senior Center.
Read MoreThe Watershed Foundation will offer a free workshop designed to help landowners convert traditional lawns into native prairies to save money, support wildlife, and protect water quality.
Read MoreKosciusko Water and Woodland Invasive Partnership is a relatively new nonprofit with the goal of educating the public about invasive plants, both terrestrial and aquatic.
Read MoreChilly April weather didn’t keep visitors away from the 2025 “A Taste of Agriculture in Kosciusko County” tonight, Tuesday, April 15. It truly was a family affair.
Read MoreThe city of Warsaw, in partnership with Warsaw storm water utility, the Clean Waters Partnership and The Watershed Foundation, will be hosting two free workshops in February.
Read MoreShare your greatest moments by entering the “Picture Your Watershed” photo contest.
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