Grant supports ag partnership signage

Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Above at left, Stan Moore of the Arrow Head Country Resource Conservation and Development Area, Inc. presents the grant check to Brad Clayton, watershed conservationist with The Watershed Foundation.

The Watershed Foundation is pleased to announce the award of a grant from Arrow Head Country Resource Conservation and Development Area, Inc.

The grant funds will be used to erect signage recognizing partnership projects completed by The Watershed Foundation. The primary purpose of these signs is to help improve communication about agriculture’s relationship to water quality.

Signs, such as this one, will be updated thanks to this grant.

“We are grateful for the support of Arrow Head Country Resource Conservation and Development Area Inc.,” said The Watershed Foundation executive director Lyn Crighton. “These funds enable us to do more and, specifically, to visibly recognize the critical partnerships we have built and continue to build within the agricultural community. “

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