Education
Remembering Black History in Appalachia
Picture a coal miner. Who do you see? Probably a man, face coated with coal dust, peering out from under a headlamp. Under the coal dust, you’d likely imagine his…
Read MorePreview our new ICV Trail signs!
Mountain Watershed Association recently received a grant from the Climate and Rural Systems Partnership (created by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and University of Pittsburgh) to create a series of interpretive signs along the Indian Creek Valley Trail!
Read MoreCelebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Pennsylvania
Indigenous Peoples Day honors the cultures and histories of the original inhabitants of the US. How will you spend the day? The second Monday in October is typically known as…
Read MoreMWA’s Fall Fishing Festival!
Mountain Watershed Association held our annual Indian Creek Watershed Festival over the weekend at CW Resh Park in Indian Head. Even in chilly fall weather, families came from near and far to enjoy a day of free activities along Indian Creek!
Read MoreHow to filter water for outdoor adventures
Clean drinking water is essential for a long day on the trail, so you should always have a plan for gathering and purifying it before you head out the door.
Read MoreWater Guardians After-School Club Returns to Connellsville!
Mountain Watershed Association is excited to announce another season of the Water Guardians After School Club!
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