Promoting Water Quality in the Upper White River Basin Watershed

Our MIssion at H2OzarkS

H2Ozarks promotes water quality in the Upper White River Basin watershed through bi-state collaboration on outreach, public policy, education, research, and action projects in Arkansas and Missouri.

We believe our Ozark waters are a treasure worth protecting. Through our efforts, we support the health of our environment and the health of the communities that call the Ozarks home.

protect your watershed

Septic Management

Failing septic systems create an environmental and human health concern. At H2Ozarks, we are connecting homeowners to resources to mitigate septic failures in our communities, and protect our water resources from septic pollution. 

Agricultural BMPs

Agricultural BMPs involve finding the best management practices for an environment or area. At H2Ozarks we support the implementation  of sustainable methods that protect our water resources and the surrounding environment.

STATE POLICIES

At H2Ozarks we attend stakeholder meetings and work with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality to improve policies involving our water sources. 

Clean Marina Program

The Clean Marina program is a program that partners with marina operators and local recreational boaters to protect and gaurd the water quality in both Arkansas and Missouri.

Working to protect the water resources of Arkansas and Missouri!

Clean Water Together

OUR PAST PROJECTS

Take a look at some of our past projects and contact us today to learn more!

WHAT WE ARE DOING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Helping keep our water sources and the environment clean is our goal at H2Ozarks! From replacing failing septic systems to expanding education and knowledge we are working to create cleaner water together. Our partnership with MDC has potentially prevented nearly 3,662 pounds of nitrogen and 799 pounds of phosphorus per year from entering the tributaries and Table Rock Lake. This amount of nutrient has the potential to provide for the growth of 358,000 pounds of blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) per year. That’s like thirty-five 10,000 gallon Tanker trucks! Join us on our journey to creating cleaner water together!