Provides many ideas for developing partnerships that work. Stories of Shirley Turner, Larry Zehnder, and Lynn Smith in particular. This 18,000 acre lake is an important drinking water source in Northeast Missouri being threatened by agri-chemicals, nutrients, and sediment. TVA's Watershed Approach , Wayne Poppe, Acting Manager Renee Hurst, Education Specialist, Clean Water Initiative, Tennessee Valley Authority, Knoxville, TN, paper delivered at Watershed 96.
Tangible result is the National Watershed Awards.
A Central Oregon Partnership Focused on Watershed Education and Restoration , Dean Grover, Forest Fisheries Biologist, Ochoco National Forest, Prineville, OR, David A. Nolte, Bring Back the Natives Project Coordinator, Trout Unlimited, Redmond, OR, paper delivered at Watershed 96. China Lake Watershed Restoration Project Alliance , established in 1994 as a regional nonprofit corporation to protect their drinking water and other uses of the lake. Involves three lake associations, three towns, a water district and a local water utility. Robert Johnson, Vice President. The Cooper River Corridor Project Community-Based Planning Initiative is a key example of the power of partnerships to achieve sustainable development within a watershed context.