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The FLOOD Act: A Bipartisan Push for Flood-Ready Watersheds
Anyone who has watched a creek jump its banks in our region knows how fast a flood can turn devastating.…
Free PFAS Workshop and Water Test for Private Well Owners in Fayette County
If you get your water from a private well, spring, or cistern, keeping it safe is on you, and that…
Get Out on the Water This July with Three Rivers Waterkeeper
Our partners at Three Rivers Waterkeeper have a full July lined up, and they have opened it to the whole…
Downstream from Spring Confluence: What We Took Away from Geneva College
The Spring 2026 Confluence brought the H2O Water Network together at Geneva College in Beaver Falls for a day built…
Paddle the Middle Yough and Join the Picnic: Two CRWA Events in July
The Casselman River Watershed Association (CRWA) has two July events lined up, and they make a nice pair: a beginner-friendly…
Sunset Paddles and a Headwaters Party: Two JCWA Events This Summer
Our partners at the Jacobs Creek Watershed Association have two events on the calendar this summer, and both are good…
Back by Popular Demand: A Passive Treatment Course for Mine Drainage
September 15-17 Legacy mine drainage is one of the most stubborn water problems across the Upper Ohio River Basin, so…
Final Call: Submit Your Salt Watch Data by July 1
A quick but time-sensitive heads up for anyone who has been monitoring with Salt Watch this year. The deadline to…
Watch Your Water: Join Us for Nitrate Pollution Awareness Week, July 26 to August 1
Some water problems announce themselves. Nitrate pollution is not one of them. You cannot see it, smell it, or taste…
Can You Swim in Pittsburgh’s Rivers? A Pitt Researcher Gives the Honest Answer
If you have ever stood at the Point and wondered whether jumping in would be a great idea or a…
Reading the Water: What Pennsylvania’s 2026 Integrated Report Means for Our Partners
Every two years, Pennsylvania is required to tell the EPA and the public how its waters are doing. That document…
What a Healthy River Is Worth: The Economic Case for Protecting Our Watersheds
A new EPA fact sheet puts hard numbers on what healthy watersheds are worth, from billions in avoided water treatment costs to flood protection, jobs, and home values. Protecting them is the bargain of the century.
