Join Us for Private Lands Partners Day 2022 The Illinois River watershed has over 1,000 miles of streams and covers over 1 million acres in the Ozark Highlands region of western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma. Karst features, such as sinkholes, spring-fed streams, and caves, are common across the region. The historical ecology included hardwood and […]
Where: Check-in at Walker Park in Fayetteville (Main pavilion off of S. College Ave.). Multiple cleanup locations will range from trail, land, and in-stream across south Fayetteville. Details: The Beaver Watershed Alliance will host the West Fork – White River Cleanup on Saturday, October 8th, in partnership with multiple community partners. Volunteers will help remove […]
The Beaver Watershed Alliance is joining the City of Fayetteville to assist with a cleanup of Lake Sequoyah! Please visit the City Calendar for more information. Join us for a community cleanup at Lake Sequoyah, where volunteers will tackle litter along the shoreline, roads and trails throughout the park! In addition to help on land, we […]
Farm & Field Workshop: Productive Land Management, Soil Health, & Drought Assistance Productive farms and fields rely on soil and water health and can generate increased incomes through cost savings and cost-share programs. Attend this workshop to learn more. Participants will learn about and have the opportunity to sign up for the National Water Quality […]
The Beaver Lake S'more Stout is a combined effort between Ozark Zymurgists and New Province Brewing Company benefiting the Beaver Watershed Alliance. The release party will celebrate the clean drinking water initiative of the Alliance. Proceeds from every pour of the S'more Stout will be donated to help the Alliance keep our drinking water clean. […]
Invasive Plant Removal at Kessler Mountain Regional Park Where: Kessler Mountain Regional Park, "Saddle Up" trail, across from the large soccer field and parking lot. Details: The Alliance is partnering with the City of Fayetteville Parks & Recreation Department to remove invasive bush honeysuckle from Kessler Mountain Regional Park's Saddle Up trail. Volunteers will be taught how […]
