Indiana Watershed Leadership Program

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Indiana Watersheds: By way of historically and economically important rivers such as the Kankakee, St. Joseph, Wabash, White, and Ohio, Indiana’s watersheds connect our state with the Great Lakes, the Midwest, and eventually the Mississippi basin draining to the Gulf of Mexico.

Featured Watershed

This Web page will feature Indiana watersheds. To share your watershed with others through this project Web site, please contact us.

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Located in the far west-central region of Indiana containing sections of grand prairie and central till plain natural regions, the Big Pine flows through the entrenched valley section of the state and into the Wabash River near Attica, Indiana.......

Interviews & Video Footage

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Watershed Planning & Restoration Status:

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Watershed Groups & Organizations Involved

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Major Accomplishments

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Featured Watershed Archives

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Interviews

View interviews with residents, watershed groups, and footage of the land and water.

Interviews | Problems | Solutions | Archive

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Indiana Watershed Leadership is a program of Purdue University and the Extension Water Quality Program. Support is provided through a 319 Clean Water Act grant from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management.

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