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Beaver Water District Goes Native
By Dot Neely, Beaver Water District Education Coordinator Above: Black Eyed Susan blooms in Area 2 Puppy Creek Drainage, year 1 growth summer 2021. The vision for a native plant-covered campus is being realized thirteen years after the Leadership in Energy and...
No-Mow Zones for Water Quality
Source water protection is essential as Northwest Arkansas experiences exponential growth. Best management practices (BMPs) like no-mow zones are an easy way for any resident, developer, or city to help make a positive impact on the water quality of Beaver Lake, the...
Northwest Arkansas Forest Management
Forest’s Role in Maintaining Water Quality – Daniel Hagood With forested land making up over 70% of the Beaver Lake Watershed, forest management is a crucial aspect of maintaining a high-quality drinking water supply and the integrity of the Beaver Watershed. Water...
Alliance Clifty Creek Riparian Planting
The Alliance supports landowners’ goals of improving water quality by partnering with the US Fish & Wildlife Service and local landowners in the East Fork and War Eagle Creek watersheds to enhance riparian habitat in the East Fork and War Eagle watersheds. Any...
Happy Holidays from Beaver Watershed Alliance
Dear Friends of Beaver Watershed Alliance, As the year draws to a close, we are reflecting on the many accomplishments and successes which were a direct result of your efforts and stewardship. It has been a wonderful year of working with landowners, meeting new ones,...