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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Our Latest News
CFA Begins Accepting Applications For Act 13 Watershed Restoration
CFA Begins Accepting Applications For Act 13 Watershed Restoration, Mine Reclamation, Sewage, Flood Mitigation, Recreation Grants Feb. 1 http://paenvironmentdaily.blogspot.com/2024/01/cfa-begins-accepting-applications-for.html?m=1The Commonwealth Financing Authority begins accepting applications…
Read MoreDrinking Water Standards Working Group Meeting – Jan. 10, 1 pm
The first Drinking Water Standards Working Group Meeting of 2024 will be Wed. Jan. 10 at 1 pm via zoom. An suggested agenda is attached.…
Read MorePrivate Water Supply Education and Testing Webinar – January 8
The Penn State Extension provides an important resource for the many residents of the Basin that get their water supply from a private well or…
Read More(SW PA Water Network (all)) Waterway Benefits Study Webinar – Jan. 25
This case study webinar may be of interest to some as we work to capture the hard to quantify but obvious cultural benefits of our…
Read MoreClimate Awakening: Crafting a Sustainable Future – Jan. 12 at Contemporary Craft
Join POWR and your watershed colleagues for an evening of learning, thoughtful engagement, exploration, and conversation at Contemporary Craft, located at 5645 Butler St. in…
Read MoreDraft FY2025 River Budget from American Rivers and its partners
For the past few years American Rivers has provided a River Budget that outlines priorities for federal spending to ensure a future of clean water…
Read MoreFracTracker Alliance is hiring a full-time position in the Ohio River Vall
The Ohio River Valley coordinator will monitor and analyze data associated with oil, gas, and petrochemical activities in the Ohio River Valley and nationally, and…
Read MoreSpring 24 Water Summit
We would like to start planning a Water Summit this Spring. This is an opportunity for those interested in the waters of western Pennsylvania to…
Read MoreGrant Funding Available – Green Streets, Green Jobs
Dear Community Partner, The Chesapeake Bay Trust, US EPA Region III, Chesapeake Bay Program, and WV DEP are excited to announce that the Green Streets,…
Read MoreNature and Industry of Raccoon Creek
The “Nature and Industry of Raccoon Creek” report by FracTracker Alliance unveils a comprehensive exploration of Pennsylvania’s Raccoon Creek watershed, emphasizing its ecological richness, recreational…
Read More3RQ & WV-based Seminars
The West Virginia Water Research Institute (WVWRI) has announced 2 different webinar series coming December through February. One will focus specifically on the Three Rivers…
Read MoreWV Mine Drainage Task Force Symposium & IMWA Congress | April 22, 2024 · 8am – April 26, 2024 · 2pm EDT
Meet other mine water colleagues at this joint conference co-hosted by West Virginia Mine Drainage Task Force and IMWA. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wv-mine-drainage-task-force-symposium-imwa-congress-registration-728781213227?aff=erellivmlt Date and time April 22,…
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