Our Mission: To improve the stewardship of Scott County watersheds through education, technical guidance, and volunteer opportunities.
Jake Vossenkemper, Agronomy Lead with Twin State, Inc./Liqui-Grow will present “Agronomic Measurement Factors for Preserving Water Quality in Corn-Soybean Cropping Systems in the U.S. Midwest.” Conservations practices in agriculture are […]
Thank you to Continental Cement for becoming a Lake Level Partner of PSCW! Your generous donation will help us continue to monitor the health of Scott County’s watersheds and keep […]
Have you recently installed a rain garden on your property? Do you have grassed waterways or saturated buffers on your farm? Does your city plant native grasses in public areas […]
In 2020, Partners of Scott County Watersheds adopted the Crow Creek Wildlife Management Area near Mt. Joy, IA, with the goal of making the area more accessible and appealing to visitors […]
Help support our local soil and water conservation district! You can participate in this fundraiser by purchasing native plants that are beneficial to pollinators and will beautify your yard! It’s […]
PSCW’s Snapshot results and water quality improvement projects were highlighted in the North Scott Press’s special conservation issue. Read the article here.
In Search of Cinderblocks! In 2020, Partners of Scott County Watersheds adopted the Crow Creek Wildlife Management Area near Mt. Joy in partnership with the Iowa DNR. We are working […]
Our 2020 Newsletter is available now for you to learn about all of our activities and events!
This webinar was recorded and can be viewed on PSCW’s YouTube channel. View the list of speakers by clicking the link below.
PSCW was on Living Local today to talk about the Fall Snapshot!