Our Mission: To improve the stewardship of Scott County watersheds through education, technical guidance, and volunteer opportunities.
News
Today at 12:00pm Iowa Learning Farms will host a webinar on Wednesday, February 5th at 12:00 p.m. with Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig. The webinar will feature Dr. Jacqueline […]
Officials with the Eastern Iowa Airport in Cedar Rapids partnered with the USDA to improve soil health and protect water quality on the airport’s 2,000 cropland acres. Read more by […]
It is time for the Scott County Soil & Water Conservation District’s Annual Bare Root Tree and Native Plant Fundraiser! The 2020 Order forms are available on http://www.scottcountysoilandwater.org/…/2019-tree-plant-a…/, or available at […]
Join PSCW for this special workshop on backyard streambank restoration! Dr. Chris Haring will present the common types of streambank erosion and fundamentals of geomorphology, and provide solutions for stabilization. […]
DECORAH — The Upper Iowa River seemed an unlikely candidate for Iowa’s impaired waters list, noted for its exceptional water quality and stellar outdoor recreation opportunities. Still, native freshwater mussels […]
PSCW is proud to announce that we now have interactive maps showcasing our water quality data over the last 20 years! You can now explore the watershed that you live […]
PSCW’s January Board Meeting will be held Tuesday, January 14 from 6-8 pm on the 1st floor of the Scott County Administrative Building (600 W 4th St., Davenport, IA). The […]
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Scott County is pioneering a new way to treat sewage generated at West Lake Park. The technology is a first in Iowa, using only algae, and no chemicals, to clean […]
Click here to read about how a farm adapts to unpredictable weather conditions and changing perceptions of farming.