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The primary activity of the organization is to provide technical and planning services for the protection, conservation, and restoration of watershed resources for the well being of communities and society.
The WCRC provides specialized assistance concerning watershed resource issues to a variety of organizations including; watershed groups; local, state and federal governments; non-profit organizations; conservation districts; and other entities that request assistance.
The diverse environmental background and experience of the staff enable the WCRC to provide a wide range of technical and planning support.
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Happy New Year 2019!
On the 12th day of Christmas, The big day has arrived. Watershed Conservation Resource Center says,...
On the 11th day of Christmas, Little Sugar banks are strong and steady. The Holidays are around the...
On the 10th day of Christmas, Sweetbriar Park is looking sweeter. Thanks to the City of Fayettevill...
On the 9th day of Christmas, Gulley Park looks pretty in snow. Not too cold to freeze water, so it l...
On the 8th day of Christmas, the city has quieted down. U of A students near Mullinâs Creek ha...
On the 7th day of Christmas, Clear Creek is making progress. Many cities have come together, to mak...
On the 6th day of Christmas, Watershedâs busy as can be. Finishing up Town Branch is all that...
On the 5th day of Christmas, the week is just beginning. Lots to do before the big day, WCRC is busy...
On the 4th day of Christmas, volunteers are all a buzz. Native seed collections have made an impact,...
On the 3rd day of Christmas, the plants are loving this weather. Warm and sunny is whatâs in s...