Description |
Type |
Lamberts Run: Several projects designed to elimiate a significant AMD pollution in the West Fork River watershed. |
AMD |
Kanes Creek: Friends of Deckers Creek AMD treatment projects in the Kanes Creek watershed. |
AMD |
Smooth Rock Lick: Partnership approach to AMD treatment in the Upper Buckhannon River watershed. |
AMD |
Sovern Run: Creative AMD restoration efforts from Friends of the Cheat. |
AMD |
Explore the collection of environmental
success in EPA Region 3. During EPA's 50th anniversary celebration new stories will be added monthly. This month's water category highlights the Muddy Creek success. |
AMD |
Muddy Creek: Muddy Creek has been severely impacted by AMD for decades. Learn about the history and how partnerships are restoring Muddy Creek and the lower Cheat River. Click-here to read the storyboard. |
AMD |
Muddy Creek improvements: The T&T treatment plant and FOC projects have made a dramatic impact on the ecological integrity of lower Muddy Creek. Download the latest WVDEP-WAB report for details. |
AMD |
From polluted to playground: 25-years to clean-up the Cheat: Recent article from WV Public Broadcasting |
AMD |
Summerlee AMD: Plateau Action Network's unique AMD project in the headwaters of Wolf Creek. |
AMD |
WV Conservation Agency: A wide variety of agriculture BMPs implemented by WVCA. |
AG |
Headwater protection: Stream restoration projects in North Fork of the South Branch. |
NSR |
Mill Creek of Opequon: Stream restoration and riparian buffers to reduce sedimentation and fecal coliform. |
NSR |
Take a tour with EPA-WIB of Sovern Run in the Cheat River watershed and Kanes Creek in the Deckers Creek watershed. (2012 video tour) |
OUT |
Rebirth of the Cheat River: A USEPA Region III blog post. |
OUT |
How does WVDEP use volunteer data? The poster describes how WVDEP uses volunteer data, and provide specific examples. |
OUT |
Road to Rivers: The video describes the impacts of sedimentation from dirt roads on our streams and rivers. |
OUT |
WV Rivers Coalition: WVRC project is a community education and engagement effort to actively involve citizen's in source water protection. |
OUT |
Baltimore St. Raingarden: The Opequon Project Team collaborated with the city of Martinsburg to create this rain garden to help control stormwater runoff. |
SW |
Green wastewater: This project provided 117 residents of Lincoln county, cleaner green wastewater treatment to help restore the Left Fork of Mud River. |
WW |