Two Successful Water Action Volunteers Trainings
More boots in the stream = more data for science and action! Dave Krier & Omaru Heras training new Water Action Volunteers! On May 4th and 11th, Crawford Stewardship Project partnered again […]
Spring Newsletter is Here!
Click here for our Spring 2019 Newsletter!
Public Drinking Water Forum Well Attended
Kevin Masarik presents to attendees at CSP’s Public Drinking Water Forum on April 27th. Crawford Stewardship Project’s (CSP) Drinking Water Education & Testing Program came to a close last Saturday with a Drinking […]
Farmers Evaluate Regenerative Agriculture Benefits
PLATTEVILLE, Wis. – Every picture of Windy Hill Ranch helped describe the farm’s progress as Dan Shelliam narrated the story behind the successes and some of the failures. “Farmer to Farmer – Regenerative […]
Clean Drinking Water in Richland County: What’s in Your water?
On March 16th around 70 people came to the Lighthouse Chapel in Richland Center to learn about groundwater hydrogeology, the importance of well testing, and what we need and can do to protect our rights […]
Babcock Genetics WPDES Permit Hearing
Click on the image above to link to a video by Independent Scout Reporter Gillian Pomplun from the recent public hearing for the reissuing of the Wisconsin Pollutant Discharge Elimination System […]
Wisconsin Farmers Union: Farm & Rural Lobby Day
It was an inspiring day of democracy in action with WFU members gathering from all over the state to advocate for our rural farming communities. We spoke with our representatives on issues […]
CSP Advocates for Clean Drinking Water
We are working at the county, regional, and state level to urge action! State Geologist and Director of the Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey: Ken Bradbury presents preliminary results of the Southwest Wisconsin Groundwater […]
Love the Land: A Smashing Success!
Thank you to all who attended and volunteered, making Crawford Stewardship Project’s 7th Annual Love the Land another amazing night! In spite of the less than ideal weather, our community came […]
