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Approximately 145 million Americans access their tap water from a groundwater source. That’s A LOT of People, right? Now imagine all the contaminants, such as chemical runoff from crops, and manufacturing plants that contaminate the groundwater. Groundwater is […]
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A Lowell homeowner residing about a mile from Beaver Lake had a septic system that was more than 35 years old. The concrete tank had collapsed, which allowed sewage to surface on the ground in the yard near the […]
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With sincere gratitude, we wanted to thank Mama Jean’s Natural Market for their generous contribution to H2Ozarks/Ozarks Water Watch and commend them for their commitment to our environment. Did you know that Every year, across the globe, it […]
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As we jump into the new year, we look forward to beginning a new project for water quality in the Upper White River Basin (UWRB) in Arkansas. We are working with FTN Associates to develop a watershed management […]
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We are proud to announce our newest addition to our H2Ozarks team, Mona Menezes. Starting mid-January, Mona will serve as the Missouri Projects Director. Mona has a master’s degree in forestry from MU, where she has had a […]
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StreamSmart Citizen-Scientists Get their Feet Wet to Collect Valuable Water Quality Data Volunteer citizen-scientists monitored water quality across 14 stream sites in the beautiful Beaver Lake Watershed, generating 450 chemistry results for the year, bringing us up to […]
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Since 2001, Ozarks Water Watch has worked endlessly to inform and inspire our community about the importance of clean waters. To improve our reach, further our mission, and connect to more influencers we are excited to announce our new […]
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We had an amazing turn-out and active participation from our wonderful volunteers and sponsors for the 21st annual Shoreline Cleanup. This year we held the annual event on two separate weekends to allow our participants the flexibility to help […]
