H2Ozarks Cleaner Water Together

06/03/2026

We're looking forward to THIS SATURDAY to celebrate War Eagle Appreciation Day!

06/03/2026

🔬Ayla got a new toy! Thanks to a generous grant from the Northwest Arkansas Master Naturalists, we have added a stereo microscope to our toolkit. There's a whole world of tiny aquatic wonders to find, like macroinvertebrates, aquatic critters, and algae! 🐌🐛 We're excited to upgrade our education and outreach programs. We thank the Master Naturalists for their support of our work and mission. 💙

05/30/2026

Olivia and Stefanie have been busy working on a secret project! 🤫 They recently recorded at the Fayetteville Public Library's Center for Innovation — an amazing resource lab packed with professional equipment available to anyone in the community. Their podcast booth was exactly what we needed. As a nonprofit, we're so grateful for spaces like this that make great work possible!

05/28/2026

🚨One week away! 🚨 Join us to learn about septic systems resources and financial assistance programs. The will be raffle prizes, snacks, refreshments, and more! This free class is a great opportunity to learn how you can protect your home, property, and families by maintaining your septic system!

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Join us at our upcoming events, workshops, and activities at H2Ozarks.

05/27/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us last week to learn more about our draft Table Rock Lake watershed management plan! We appreciate any and all feedback from the community to ensure our plan serves YOU. If you couldn't make it, you can still learn about how this plan will protect our water resources at our website and provide feedback online!
🚨 Deadline: May 31, 2026
🔗 https://h2ozarks.org/watershed-plans/trlwmp/

05/27/2026

Jerry recently appeared in this short documentary on The Mayfly Project, a volunteer program where mentors teach foster children how to fly fish and connect with nature. Jerry is the lead mentor for The Mayfly Project - Kimberling City, Missouri, and there were some touching moments at the end of the documentary where he helped a kid catch their first fish! 🐟

The Mayfly Project connects youth in foster care with mentors throu...

05/24/2026

A few weeks ago, we partnered with the The Peel Compton Foundation during their Wetland Expeditions and taught about 800 5th graders about karst systems!

The Ozarks's is made of soluble limestone and dolomite, which is what gives us our stunning caves, springs, and rock formations. But that same porous geology (karst) makes our water especially vulnerable to contamination.💧🚨

The kids were so creative with their ideas for how we can protect clean water together. We're thankful for the opportunity to teach the next generation about our incredible natural resources in the Ozarks.💙