Where does all the water go after it rains? How does what people do on their land at home, on the farm and in the cities affect water and soil quality? Pathway to Water Quality can show you. Pathway to Water Quality is a model watershed that shows you how land "sheds" excess water and what than means to you.
The Pathway to Water Quality Exhibit has
been a popular fixture at the Indiana State Fairgrounds since 1993. It
is an excellent watershed
demonstration site, showing how proper management practices
at home, on the farm and in business can protect our soil
and water resources. In fact, 2013 is the 20th anniversary of Pathway's existence at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Read more about PWQ in the spring issue of Indiana Farm Bureau's magazine My Indiana Home.
The PWQ exhibit contains practical displays
and information for anyone who uses the land. The PWQ exhibit
is managed by the Indiana
Conservation Partnership (ICP)
in conjunction with the Hamilton and Marion County Soil
and Water Conservation Districts. Members of the Indiana Conservation Partnership are:
