Greater Walhonding Conservation Alliance

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The Greater Walhonding Conservation Alliance (GWCA) utilizes a collaborative approach to support the organizations that are doing conservation work throughout the Walhonding Watershed. Meetings are held quarterly and include guest speakers and technical training events such as a presentation on the conservation planning process from Natural Resources Conservation Service Soil Conservationist, Josh Britton.

Upcoming GWCA meetings for 2022

• March 15
• June 7
• Sept. 6
• Dec. 6

Meetings run from 10 a.m. – noon.

Partner Producer Pledge

Interested in preserving water quality on your land? Take the Partner Producer Pledge! This voluntary program gives landowners and farmers the tools to better understand water quality on their land and then take steps to protect it into the future. Rural Action staff will conduct a free, confidential site visit and develop recommendations specifically for your property. We can then help connect you to grant and loan funding that can help finance any recommendations you decide to initiate! Click below to learn more about the program, and contact Sarah Robinson to schedule your PPP consultation today.

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Watershed Characterization Study 2021

In Spring and Summer 2021, Rural Action is leading an effort to conduct the first known watershed characterization study focusing on the Walhonding River basin, including tributaries like Killbuck Creek, the Mohican River, and the Kokosing River. The project will include chemical and field data collection at more than 120 sites around the region, with a goal of sampling at least once in every HUC12 tributary. Click below for a map of proposed monitoring sites, and contact Rural Action today if you’d like to learn more about the data collected or the final report!

View Map of Monitoring Sites

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Walhonding River at Warsaw, Ohio. By Tim Kiser