CRWC is preparing to transform the grounds around our office into a living classroom that's accessible to the public, students, and adult learners. Help us select a focus for the outdoor learning space by sharing your feedback.

An end-of-season message from Jennifer Hill, CRWC's Executive Director.

CRWC’s Clinton River Quest is a watershed scavenger hunt that involves education and outdoor activities.

The Nourished by Nature series aims to bring outdoor experiences closer to individuals who have limited resources to access outdoor recreation opportunities.

Check out the Earth Day Event Guide for a snapshot of several events happening around Earth Day in the watershed.

CRWC is excited to present two new public engagement projects: Translated flyers and a single-episode podcast.

Take a look at what CRWC has accomplished over the past year!

CRWC has selected Jennifer Hill as our new Executive Director.

Reflecting on 50 years of federal water protection…

Adopt-A-Stream is CRWC's citizen science stream monitoring program…

Winter expeditions in the Clinton River Watershed

Green infrastructure (GI) has risen in popularity over the last few decades as an effective tool for helping minimize impacts from intense rain events...

A wind gust carried the wrapper like a desert tumbleweed across a patch of woods. I chased it, hunched over, weaving through brush that tugged at my shirt, trash bag and face...

I stopped for a moment next to an impressive eastern cottonwood tree, snarled and stretched over the river, listening to bursts of cool air rushing through its bare branches...