
On Sunday, March 4th, Georgetown University students joined Headwaters for a hike to Bad Branch Falls. The hike was filled with great conversation and lots of fun. We certainly enjoyed our time with the group and hope the students have…
Headwaters is happy to announce the initiation of water-quality assessments for three tributaries of the North Fork of the Kentucky River: Crafts Colly, Sandlick, and Dry Fork. This is a long-awaited project and a major accomplishment in terms of long-term…
On December 11th, Garth Adams and Alex Beer visited Letcher County Central High School’s Outdoor Education Class and led a lesson on Best Management Practices (BMP’s) for local waterways. The BMP’s discussed were simple practices residents can carryout to positively…
Headwaters is happy to announce the award of a $1,000 grant from the Ben & Jerry’s Foundation. This funding will support community focused watershed improvement efforts and allow Headwaters to continue current education and engagement projects. Small grant awards and donations…
Headwaters is pleased to announce the award of $1,000 from Appalachian Community Fund! This funding will support training fees, materials, and necessary travel. This allows Headwaters to pursue important training opportunities along with organizational development. Support for these purposes contributes to…