Watershed associations in Clinton County are local grassroots organizations that conserve and enhance local streams. Typical watershed association activities include organizing fish habitat improvement projects, riparian tree plantings, water quality monitoring, educating citizens about the importance of the watershed they live in, and helping fellow landowners with practices that can help improve water quality. The Clinton County Conservation District provides technical assistance to these groups through their Watershed Specialist.

There are three active watershed associations in Clinton County.

• Beech Creek Watershed Association
• Kettle Creek Watershed Association
• Sugar Valley Watershed Association

All watershed associations are looking for partners, volunteers, and support in some way. If you would like to become a member of a watershed association or are interested in how you can help out, contact the Clinton County Conservation District or click on one of the links above.

Latest and Greatest

To read all about cover cropping and invasive species efforts in Sugar Valley click on the Sugar Valley Watershed Association news letter link below!

SVWA Newsletter Winter 2020