Monday, February 11, 2013

Fall Creek Watershed Partnership Activities and Updates

Post below was submitted by Leslie White of the Fall Creek Watershed Partnership. To have your Indiana conservation district/group news featured, please contact Jennifer at cleanwaterindiana@isda.in.gov. 



Fall Creek Watershed Partnership
Backyard Conservation Program
Planting Conservation Ideas and Practices in 2013

Backyard Conservation Coordinator Leslie White
Hi, I’m Leslie White, Fall Creek Watershed Partnership Backyard Conservation Coordinator working through the Soil & Water Conservation Districts of Hamilton, Hancock, Madison and Marion Counties. It’s my pleasure to share conservation information, address questions, offer suggestions and tailored conservation plans to help you reach your goals for your property. Feel free to email me at leslie-white@iaswcd.org or call 317-773-2181 to discuss conservation options and the financial assistance offered through several cost-share programs.


Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Images of What We're Thankful For

Photo submitted by Laura Fribley, District Support Specialist


 Photos submitted by Julie Harrold, Resource Specialist Team Leader, CREP Leader
Photo submitted by Nathan Stoelting, District Support Specialist

Photo submitted by Jennifer Pinkston, Assistant to the Division of Soil Conservation

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Clean Water Indiana Grants in Action

Here is a picture of some radishes in a cover crop field in north east Pulaski County.  This field is part of the cost-share program for a 2012 Clean Water Indiana grant. For more information on cover crops, please visit the CCSI-Cover Crop website.  For more information on Clean Water Indiana Grants, please visit the ISDA Clean Water Indiana website. 


Photo submitted by Julie Morris, ISDA-DSC. Julie is a CREP leader for the Middle Wabash-Little Vermillion watershed and a Resource Specialist serving the counties of Porter, LaPorte, Starke and Pulaski.

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Conservation In Action


This is a project that was done in Davies county this month with EWP funding and a collaboration between the county/PE/NRCS and USACE.  It is a large set of Bend Way Weirs and bioengineering with willows to improve a notorious section of Prairie Creek.

The weirs actually thrust the main current out to center of channel where it should be and away from edges were bank was crumbling and undercut.

Photos submitted by Linda Powell, Resource Specialist with ISDA-Division of Soil Conservation. For more information on technical assistance available from ISDA, please visit our website: http://www.in.gov/isda/2367.htm