As land is urbanized with growth, the natural landscape is changing. Buildings, roads, housing additions, parking lots (impervious surfaces) and so on are replacing, forests, farm fields and grassy areas (natural areas). The natural areas play a part in the water cycle as it allows the water to seep into the ground (infiltration). WithContinue reading “Impervious Surfaces”
Category Archives: Water Quality
Farmers’ Day
On Wednesday, October 6, 2021, Morgan County Partnership for Water Quality and Morgan County Soil and Water Conservation District worked together at a booth for Farmers’ Day. We had a cane pole fishing game and a duck derby. The cane pole fishing game had images of Indiana fish and the names of the fish. TheContinue reading “Farmers’ Day”
Morgan County Partnership for Water Quality 