Our Mission: To improve the stewardship of Scott County watersheds through education, technical guidance, and volunteer opportunities.
Monthly Forums
PSCW 2024 Report Join us on Tuesday, November 19th from 12-1pm for the Partners of Scott County Watersheds’ yearly summary. Listen over the lunch hour as the PSCW Executive Board shares the results of […]
Join Partners of Scott County Watersheds and speaker Ann Staudt, Conservation Outreach Specialist, Iowa Learning Farms and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach, over the lunch hour on August 20th, […]
Why Should We Care about Invasive Species? Join Partners of Scott County Watersheds and speaker Taylor Schneider (she/her), Horticulture and Environmental Educator, City of Davenport Parks and Recreation Department, over […]
Quad City Climate Assessment – Looking at Watersheds Join Partners of Scott County Watersheds and speaker Nina Struss (she/her), River Health and Resiliency Organizer, Quad Cities Prairie Rivers Network, over […]
Register Now!
Regenerative Farming is a Win for Water, the Environment, Community, and Farmers. Join Partners of Scott County Watersheds and speaker Monte Bottens, owner of Grateful Graze, over the on August […]
Retain the Rain With stormwater runoff fees and increased concern about contamination of water supplies and flooding, it makes sense to seek ways to reduce rainfall runoff from residential lots […]
Rain Garden Fundamentals Rain gardens are landscaping features that take advantage of topography and gravity to intercept and collect stormwater runoff. Unlike ponds, rain gardens are typically expected to drain of […]
PSCW 2022 Report Join us on Tuesday, November 15th from 12-1pm for the Partners of Scott County Watersheds’ yearly summary. Listen over the lunch hour as the PSCW Executive Board shares the results of […]
Last Stop: The Ocean Join us on Tuesday, October 18th from 12-1pm to learn about Last Stop: The Ocean! The Mississippi River Plastic Pollution Initiative launched in the Quad Cities […]