Elkins, other NW communities working with alliance on water | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
ELKINS -- Beaver Watershed Alliance is working with multiple communities in Northwest Arkansas to protect water quality and encourage outdoor recreation.
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ELKINS -- Beaver Watershed Alliance is working with multiple communities in Northwest Arkansas to protect water quality and encourage outdoor recreation.
ELKINS -- Beaver Watershed Alliance is working with multiple communities in Northwest Arkansas to protect water quality and encourage outdoor recreation.
The latest measurements of phosphorous and nitrogen levels in the White River concern the man who is responsible for providing drinking water to most of Northwest Arkansas.
It's no wonder anglers head to the tributaries of Beaver Lake during spring spawning time.
Removing a low-water bridge and a decaying dam from the War Eagle River will improve water quality and allow fish to move more freely up and down the stream, according to the Beaver Watershed Alliance conservation group.