The Watershed Foundation welcomes Pasko and Mock to board of directors
The Watershed Foundation announced Lee Pasko and Max Mock have joined its board of directors.
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.
Read MoreResults are in from The Watershed Foundation’s eighth annual Snapshot Water Monitoring Day.
Read MorePull into Aggie Sweeney’s driveway and it’s easy to understand why she’s an active board member of environmental nonprofits.
Read MoreWhispering Springs is once again seeking to rezone property near Pisqah Marsh for a water bottling manufacturing and bottling plant.
Read MoreCommunity members are invited to roll up their sleeves and join The Watershed Foundation for its eighth annual Snapshot Water Monitoring Day from 2-6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19.
Read MoreNatalie Fierek has spent most of her life on or near a lake in northern Indiana.
Read MoreThe Watershed Foundation is offering Healthy Shorelines Initiative Grants to residents of Center, Chapman, Pike and Winona lakes.
Read MoreClean, abundant water is a valuable resource.
Read MoreJohn O’Neill had just returned from taking a group of Lilly Center for Lakes and Stream “kids” out on Chapman Lake for their first water test of the season when ‘the PAPER’ called for a phone interview.
Read MoreDo you want to learn about healthier shoreline options like glacial stones and native plants? Are you wondering if you would need a permit or not to make changes to your shoreline?
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