Tri-State Watershed Alliance Inc

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“Disposition of Pontoon in 2023 = -$12500”

“MWA Hosted the Following Events: On March 14, 2024, the Going Green for Ag workshop was hosted with 70 people in attendance. Event partners included ADM:regenerations, Allen County Soil and Water Conservation District, Conservation Cropping Systems Initiative, and Purdue University Extension. Key speakers were: 1.Barry Fisher, President of Fisher Soil Health LLC, spoke on maximizing cover crop success. 2.Rodney Rulon, Rulon Enterprises, discussed the economics of a systems approach. On April 20, 2024, a Hoosier Riverwatch Basic Training workshop was hosted in collaboration with Jackie Buck of the St. Joe River Watershed Initiative. The in-stream training section of the workshop had to be postponed due to high water. On May 20, 2024, the in-stream training section of the April 20th Hoosier Riverwatch Basic Training workshop was held. From June 18-22, 2024, MWA participated in educating Allen County residents in sewer system management and soil health at the Allen County Fair in partnership with the Allen County Soil and Water Conservation District. The Allen County SWCD had their education trailer at the fair for the entire week. On June 24, 2024, a Hoosier Riverwatch in-stream training was held for volunteers with the Little River Wetlands Project (LRWP). MWA hosted the training with LRWP so that their volunteers understood how to monitor water quality in streams flowing through LRWP properties. On August 7, 2024, MWA hosted the Day at the Lake tour in partnership with Allen County SWCD. 33 attendees were chartered to Put-In-Bay, OH on Lake Erie where they participated in a hands-on Science Cruise courtesy of The Ohio State Universitys Stone Laboratory, listened to a presentation on harmful algal blooms by Dr. Brian Alford, and enjoyed an informative tour of South Bass Island. On September 24, 2024, MWA co-hosted a Womens Learning Circle with the St. Joseph River Watershed Initiative. Ten attendees met at the ACRES Land Trust Office along the Cedar Creek in Huntertown, IN. The focus of the workshop was native plants and their impact on riparian habitat and water quality.”