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Click to sponsor and/or paint a rainbarrel to be auctioned at the Olentangy River Festival. All proceeds to the Olentangy Water Alliance.
Soil Health Workshop
The Nature Conservancy and Be the Change for Clean Water are partnering to host a Soil Health Workshop on March 10, 2020 from 11am to 2 pm. RSVP by contacting the Morrow Soil and Water Conservation District office at 419-946-7923.
POSTPONED: Delaware State Park Clean-up and Tree Planting: 50th Anniversary of Earth Day Program
**DUE TO THE ONGOING COVID-19 SITUATION, OWA HAS POSTPONED THIS EVENT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ALL PARTNERS FULLY INTEND TO HOLD THE EVENT AT ANOTHER TIME. CHECK BACK HERE FOR DETAILS.** OWA, the Delaware State Park, Keep Delaware County Beautiful, the City of Delaware...
7th Annual Northern Olentangy Watershed (NOW) Festival
The 7th Annual NOW Festival will take place on June 20, 2020 at Mingo Park (500 E. Lincoln Avenue, Delaware) from noon to 3 pm. The festival is designed to engage and educate the community on our land and water resources especially as they pertain to the Olentangy...
Who We Are
The Olentangy Watershed Alliance (OWA) was formed in April 1999 and is a 501(c)(3). OWA’s primarily involved in the watershed south of the Delaware Dam spanning down to the southern limits of the City of Delaware. OWA typically meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 10 a.m. at 225 Cherry Street Delaware, OH. Meetings are open to the public, please consider joining us. Meetings and locations are subject to change, contact us at olentangyriverwatershed@gmail.com with questions.
OWA is governed by a Board of Directors who operate according to OWA’s bylaws and make decisions based on a majority vote, although consensus is sought.
Mission
The mission of the Olentangy Watershed Alliance (OWA) is to work in partnership with all people to understand, appreciate and responsibly use the Olentangy River, its tributaries and watershed.
Vision
To encourage the responsible use and stewardship of the Olentangy River Watershed by partnering with local communities and stakeholders while providing public outreach and citizen opportunity to enhance and preserve the watersheds natural integrity, biodiversity, water quality, scenic beauty, and recreational value.