
Source Water ProtectionSource water protection is a core priority for AMWA members. The association supports protection, preservation and cleanup of this nation’s surface water resources through control of both point and nonpoint source pollution. AMWA supports utilizing the watershed approach as the framework for bringing together all stakeholders to identify problems within a watershed and to solve water quality concerns. Start A Conversation With Local Officials About Source Water ProtectionThe Source Water Collaborative has launched a new interactive tool to help organizations reach out to local officials and land use decision makers. The Your Water Your Decision tool at helps users create a professional-looking guide that highlights their community or state’s specific source water protection needs by customizing subject matter, content, cover photos, contacts and resources. In addition, organizations can brand their guide by adding their own logo and contact information – making the guide unique for every organization. Use the guide to start a conversation with local officials about what can be done in your community by presenting best practices, people and resources that can help them protect their sources of drinking water. Source Water Collaborative(www.protectdrinkingwater.org) Ad-Hoc Source Water Protection CommitteeOriginally formed to develop the Source Water Protection Webcasts, AMWA's ad-hoc Source Water Protection (SWP) Committee provides feedback on SWC projects and other source water related issues where AMWA is involved. Members can find out more about the ad-hoc SWP committee by contacting Scott Biernat (biernat@amwa.net). Source Water Protection WebcastsSource water protection is a core priority for AMWA members. The association supports protection, preservation and cleanup of this nation’s surface water resources through control of both point and nonpoint source pollution. AMWA supports utilizing the watershed approach as the framework for bringing together all stakeholders to identify problems within a watershed and to solve water quality concerns. |