We've got big plans for 2024 to continue our work to preserve, protect, and restore local waterways through education, advocacy, and engagement.

• Mitigate the effects of stormwater runoff by advocating for policy changes at the local and state level.
• Monitor our waterways through the Swim Guide program, autonomous ambient monitoring systems, macroinvertebrate sampling, and fish sampling.
• Restore our waterways through innovative, low-cost projects like live staking, Spider Lily propagation, beaver dam analogs, and shoreline stabilization.
• Limit permitted pollution advocating for enforcement and changes to permits that better protect surface waters.
• Provide on-the-water experiences for youth and adults through outdoor recreation programs.
• Educate basin residents of all ages about their watershed and how to protect it.
• Host impactful volunteer opportunities that produce measurable outcomes for the health of our waterways.
• Remove another 100,000 pounds of trash from our lakes and streams like we’ve done for the past two years.