TOPIC: AGFC Considering Fish and People at River Access Developments: Improved Conservation-based Recreation and Habitat with Infrastructure Development Projects AGFC has a history of minimalist provision at river access areas based on historic funding provided primarily by anglers. This resulted in a mindset of primarily just providing for parking and boat access. Funding and recreational […]
Join the Alliance and partners for a free Arkansas Water Webinar. This will be an ongoing series leading up to the Annual Water Conference in July. The third topic will be "Best Management Practices: A Focus on Forest Health & Water Quality," with speakers Julia Defoe (PhD Student Prescribed Fire & Water Quality) and Dr. […]
Join the Alliance and partners for a free Arkansas Water Webinar. This will be an ongoing series leading up to the Annual Water Conference in July. The second topic will be "Septic Remediation Pilot Programs in Priority Watersheds" with speakers Morgan Keeling, Shelly Smith, Erin Scott, and Stefanie Reynolds. Septic systems are a potential source […]
Join the Alliance and partners for a free Arkansas Water Webinar. This will be an ongoing series leading up to the Annual Water Conference in July. The first topic will be "The Arkansas Discovery Farm Program: Lessons Learned and Looking to the Future" with speakers Dr. Shannon Speir and Dr. Mike Daniels. When: Thursday, March […]
Speaker: Shelly Smith, H2Ozarks Program Manager Please join us for a free online workshop hosted by the Alliance on Zoom to learn about septic program efforts in Northwest Arkansas. Septic systems treat residential wastewater and are most common in rural areas where access to centralized sewer systems is limited. While septic systems are generally minimally […]
Join the Alliance for our Quarterly Speaker Series! Kevin McGaughey with Arkansas Natural Resources Division (ANRD), and Clay Word with The Nature Conservancy (TNC) will be presenting on "Unpaved Roads - Efforts in Arkansas" 85% of Arkansas roads are unpaved and can contribute significant amounts of sediment- the #1 pollutant in the Beaver Lake Watershed, […]
