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Close up of a private well in a grassy area and the tools our Watershed Specialist uses to measure the depth to the water table

April 30, 2025

Water You Know About Source Water Protection?

Picture this: after a long day at work crafting thoughtful answers to those endless emails, you’re excited to make your favorite box of mac n’ cheese to relax when you get home. You bring out…

Water flowing from multiple outlets in the side of a vegetated mountain

March 31, 2025

Dig Deep: The Connection Between Groundwater & Geology

February 28, 2025

How Water Moves the Land and How You Can Control It

The front of the District's building with a light snow cover

January 29, 2025

Welcome New District Staff!

A monarch butterfly perched on a Joe Pye Weed plant

January 27, 2025

Spring into Action Planting Native Species

A forested stream in winter with snow on the water and trees

December 26, 2024

Linking Nature and Leisure: Outdoor Play Is “In”

November 25, 2024

Sliding Into Winter 2025!

Rain water running over a paved parking lot

October 30, 2024

Stormwater Management for Residential Properties

Three glass petri dishes in a line on a table with water-soaked paper inside

September 30, 2024

Open for Public Participation! – The Study of Microplastics in Pike County Waters

A hand reaching into a cardboard box of biodegradable packing peanuts

September 24, 2024

Sustainable Packaging Options Are Growing

Watershed Specialist Rachael by the District's septic system cap and enthusiastically points to it

August 30, 2024

How to Properly Maintain Your On-lot Septic System

A harmful algal bloom, a layer of green on top of water surface

July 25, 2024

Harmful Algal Blooms: What Are They and What Can We Do?

A downspout directed into a rain barrel along the side of the District building

June 28, 2024