The City of Fayetteville and Beaver Watershed Alliance are teaming up to clean Lake Sequoyah this Saturday, Oct. 14. We invite you to join us in our efforts to keep this lake clean and beautiful as we tackle litter along the shoreline, roads and trails throughout the park! In addition to help on land, we're […]
UPDATE 10/25 EVENT CANCELED: The weather forecast for tomorrow (10/26) shows rain. We are sadly canceling the Glade Tour boat ride on Beaver Lake. We are sorry for any inconvenience but appreciate your interest in this event. We may try to reschedule, but until then, we would be happy to share more information on the […]
The Beaver Watershed Alliance (Alliance) and multiple community partners will host the 18th Annual West Fork White River Cleanup on Saturday, November 4th from 1:00 – 3:00 pm as part of the Northwest Arkansas Community clean up initiative, Pick Up Where You Play. Volunteers will help remove litter and bulky waste in the West Fork […]
Pasture and forest landowners in the War Eagle Creek watershed are invited to a field day to learn about management practices that can improve forested and grazed lands. Practices to be covered will include ponds, unpaved roads, how to manage erosion, and pasture improvement techniques. Participants will learn about practical conservation practices and how to […]
Where: Mount Sequoyah Woods hard surface trail to the pavilion. Details: The Alliance is partnering with the City of Fayetteville Parks & Recreation Department to remove invasive bush honeysuckle from the trails of Mount Sequoyah Woods. Volunteers will be taught how to identify this highly invasive understory shrub and methods to remove it, as well as tips on […]
Forestry Workshop: Maximizing Forest Health & Profitability Join the Alliance for this FREE workshop! This will be an excellent opportunity for forest landowners to learn about enhancing management goals for longevity, land and watershed stewardship, and wildlife habitat. Unmanaged forest properties can have negative impacts. Human influences have led to overcrowded forests with lower diversity […]
