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WSWA Stream Monitoring
If it hadn’t wiggled, I wouldn’t have seen it. But it did wiggle, so I used…
Trees Available to Plant!
WSWA is partnering with the Cacapon Institute this fall to offer native trees and shrubs in…
From the August 5, 2026 issue of The Morgan Messenger
Warm Springs watershed group gets $75K grant to restore native trees, shrubs along bypass Continuing its…
Sinuosity: A Simple Sign of Stream Health
If you want to know how a stream is doing, don’t just look at the water…
The Bypass and its Unnatural Shale Barrens
What’s Going on with Those Bare, Rocky Slopes Along the Bypass? If you’ve driven along the…
The Critical Importance of Groundwater Stewardship
What if the most important river in Morgan County never appears on a map—because it’s flowing…
WSWA Battles Invasive Species
It takes an army to tame purple loosestrife. In our case, that army’s soldiers are about…
Widmyer Wetlands Weeding and Cleaning
Wednesday morning, April 22nd, an intrepid group of WSWA Board members braved the wet weather to…
The Scourge of Forever Chemicals
The Scourge of Forever Chemicals Most of us have heard about the danger of lead in…
About the Revamped Warm Springs Watershed Association Website
We hope you are enjoying our updated website. Our goal is to highlight our mission to…
WSWA Supports Natural Green Infrastructure Efforts
The Warm Springs Watershed Association (WSWA) has been investing in green infrastructure throughout the community since…
There Would Be No Life on This Planet Without Trees
The Warm Springs Watershed Association is once again partnering with the Cacapon Institute to provide interested…