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Mission Statement:

We will be the lead facilitator who ensures that the natural resources of Steuben County are used wisely and are there for future generations.

Steuben County Water Quality Data On-line!

You can now access water quality data from accross Steuben County by visiting two different websites. The Steuben County Lakes Council has posted the water quality data they have collected over the past year on their website (www.lakescouncil.org).

You can also now access their data on the Steuben County GIS website (www.steubencounty.com), click on the GIS icon. Once you have entered the GIS website you must activate the Water Quality Data by expanding the Environmental field in the left column, and checking the box next to Water Quality Sites. Help videos are available at the bottom of the right side column.


	Pond Management Workshop, May 16th Steuben County Purdue Extension and our office will be holding a Pond Management Workshop on Wednesday May 16th from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm at 6855 W 500 S near Salem Center. Topics will include aquatic weed control, fish stocking, and pond construction. Speakers will include Bill Horan, Area Extension Aquaculture Specialist, and Scott Banfield of Aquatic Enhancement & Survey, Inc. Go Paperless! Sign up for the eConservator the electronic version of The Conservator. Missed or lost an edition of The Conservator? Click Here to sign up for the eConservator or look at past editions

New Indiana Water Monitoring Manual

The Indiana Department of Environmental Management in conjunction with Purdue University and several other entities have developed a new Indiana Water Monitoring Manual to assist water monitoring organizations in developing a water monitoring program. Find out more

RISE Up to Reduce Your Storm Water: Communities Building Rain Barrels

We would like to thank those who have supported our RISE Up to Reduce Your Storm Water: Communities Building Rain Barrels program that we have been implementing since the spring of last year. Our goal was to expand our urban conservation by installing 200 rain barrels across Steuben County. Thanks to the tremendous support from the residents of Steuben County we were able to distribute all 200 barrels, and even assembled 40 additional barrels. Click on the following link to watch our 2011 RISE Up to Reduce Your Stormwater Wrap Up video.

Currently there is a limited number of barrel remaining for distribution. If would like to reserve one of the remaining barrels Please Click Here

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