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GREAT NEWS & EVENTS

 

COMING SOON!

SJRW Online!

Historic & current water quality monitoring data for the St. Joseph River will be accessible from this website.
 

 
THE FRAGILE PAPERSHELL
An on-line newsletter devoted to freshwater mussel research in Northwestern Indiana by Warren Pryor, Asst. Prof. of Biology, University of St. Francis. Click here to view the newsletter.
 

 

Septic Systems: Out of Sight, Not Out of Mind

A new DVD is now available. The video explains what a septic system is, what it does, and how problems can be prevented through regular inspection and proper upkeep. Copies are available at the health departments and soil and water conservation districts in Allen, Noble and DeKalb counties.

 

To watch the video online, go to www.co.allen.in.us/acowmd  or visit the Allen County’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/user/allencountyinfo
 

 
2006 WATER QUALITY REPORT NOW AVAILABLE
Click here to view the report.
 

 
CHECK THIS OUT!
Two new additions to the website.
CHECK THIS OUT!
Two new additions to the website.
 
1. What's a Watershed? and Hydrologic Unit Code (HUC)
 
2. What Do Rubber Duckies have to do with Nonpoint Source Pollution? Two Public Service Announcements from IDEM
 

 
Lower St. Joseph-Bear Creek Watershed Management Plan
The final version of the Lower St. Joseph-Bear Creek Watershed Management Plan has been completed and submitted to IDEM for approval. This effort has produced some very important data about the Lower St. Joseph and Bear Creek sub-watersheds. With the mapping and water quality data collected for this planning effort, it will be easier to target management techniques and changes in land use that will have the greatest impact on water quality in the St. Joseph River. The plan can be accessed below. Public comments are welcome.