Zumbro Watershed Partnership, Inc.
What's New?

Water Matters!

Impaired Waters?  Emerging
Contaminants? Water Sustainability?
 
Are these problems in SE Minnesota?
Learn about these issues this
Wednesday, February 3rd from Dr.
Deborah Swackhamer, a leading
environmental chemist from the U of M.

When: February 3rd, 7PM
Where: Rochester Art Center

Dr. Swackhamer's presentation is the
first in a series of speakers and outdoor
activities in 2010 to open a community
discussion about water issues.

2010 Calendar of Events

The Wait Is Over!

You can now donate to ZWP online.
Check it out at
http://www.razoo.com/story/Zumbro
-Watershed-Partnership
.  

Or click here to donate now.

You can also visit our page on Facebook!
Click here, or visit our page as Zumbro
Watershed Partnership in causes.
Welcome to the Zumbro Watershed Partnership

Restoring the natural and social benefits of a healthy watershed
through education and collaborative partner projects.
This website was developed by the Zumbro Watershed Partnership, funded in part by the Conservation Partnership
Initiative grant from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service and the MN Board of Soil and Water Resources.
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Meeting Schedules

The ZWP Board of Directors meets every
second Thursday of each month.

The next Board of Directors meeting is

Date: Thursday, February 11, 2010

Time: 7-9 pm

Location: Oronoco Community Center

All meetings are open to the public.  Any member or
non-member is welcome to attend, comment, ask
questions or just come to learn.

The ZWP
Partner Advisory Committee (PAC)
meetings are planned for the months of  
January and April in 2010

The next PAC meeting is

Date: TBD

Time: 1:30-3:30 pm

Location: Oronoco Community Center

PAC meetings are open to any interested member
who would like to contribute to the technical
discussions involving the natural resource
management of the watershed.


Are you part of an
organization?  Are you looking
for a guest speaker for your
group?  We want to get the
word out about the ZWP and
it's connection to the
community.  Topics include
water quality and/or wildlife
issues in our six-county
region.  We would love to visit
with you!
Click here to leave a
message and we will contact
you soon!