Sharing a Vision of Safe and Clean Waters
Our Mission
The Headwaters to the Ohio Water Network connects diverse water stakeholders to develop and pursue a shared vision and attract increased resources for safe and clean water.
Welcome to the Headwaters to the Ohio Water Network (H2O), a coalition of organizations working to improve water quality and access in the Upper Ohio River Basin. We promote sustainable water management practices and ensure that everyone in the region has access to clean, safe, and affordable water. With a focus on collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and community engagement, we are working to address the key water-related challenges facing our region, from climate change and stormwater runoff to agricultural practices and public awareness. Join us in our efforts to protect and preserve our most vital natural resource - water.
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Help Us Protect Public Health: Expert Witnesses Needed for Illinois Lawsuit Against Fracking
Southern Illinois Against Fracturing the Environment (SIAFE) is taking a stand against the state of Illinois and its controversial regulations surrounding oil and gas drilling.…
Discover the Wonders of Nature with Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania
The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania (ASWP) is offering an array of exciting events this spring for nature lovers, bird enthusiasts, and anyone looking to…
What Is Climate Literacy and Why It Matters: A Guide to Building a Sustainable Future
In a world facing the growing challenges of climate change, understanding the climate system has never been more crucial. Whether you are an educator, a…
Sign On to Protect Human Health: Support Stronger PFAS Water Quality Standards
Sign On to Protect Human Health: Support Stronger PFAS Water Quality Standards The fight for clean water is an ongoing battle that demands the attention…
WPC Seeks Spring Canoe Access Grant Applications
Pittsburgh, Pa. – March 17, 2025 – The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy is seeking grant applications for its Canoe Access Development Fund (CADF), which supports projects…
World Water Day 2025: The Critical Link Between Glacier Preservation and Water Security
World Water Day 2025: The Critical Link Between Glacier Preservation and Water Security March 22nd is a significant day for water advocates around the world.…
Water Systems in Crisis: How the Spring Forum Will Address the Northeast’s Challenges
The Spring Water Policy Forum is returning for its second annual event, and this year, it’s tackling some of the most pressing challenges water systems…
A Fun Way to Protect Water: Volunteer with Mountain Watershed Association
As the weather warms up and the seasons change, there’s no better time to get outside and get involved with your local community. If you’re…
Save Water, Save Money Stormwater Management Workshop
Pittsburgh Water is very excited to announce another opportunity to attend our Save Water, Save Money Stormwater Workshop💧and we invite you to share this event…
Why Protecting Fish and Wildlife in Rivers and Lakes is Critical for Water Safety
Healthy rivers and lakes are the foundation of thriving ecosystems. Fish, plants, and other aquatic life play an essential role in maintaining the balance of…
Public Involvement and Our Environmental Health
A coalition of 27 environmental groups used the public comment scoping period to submit a letter of concerns for the Department of Energy (DOE) to…
Building Stronger Communities Through Youth Engagement: Insights from Izaak Walton League
At the recent Izaak Walton League/H20 Water Network Zoom meeting, Joseph Paris and Griffith, a political science student at Haverford College, shared invaluable insights on how…
