Tar Pamlico Local Watershed - WECO

Updates - Watershed Plan Summary Fact Sheets are Now Available

Thank you to all who participated in the March 2007 Landowners Workshop! We will use your feedback to evaluate potential project sites.

Drainage Alternatives Presentation, Robert Evans

Crisp Creek Demonstration
Project Fact Sheet

Ideal Site Characteristics

Crisp Creek Watershed Plan Summary

Green Mill Run Watershed Plan Summary

Cow Swamp Watershed Plan Summary

Hendricks Creek Watershed Plan Summary

Newsletters
Summer 2007
Fall 2005
Summer 2005
Spring 2005
March 2005
February 2005
September 2004
November 2004

Presentations
October 18, 2005
Watershed Field Trip Photos

June 15, 2005
Agricultural Subcommittee Meeting Alternatives for Enhancing Watershed Functions in Agricultural Settings by Dr. Robert Evans

May 24, 2005
Proposed Water Quality Improvement Projects from BLWI Presentation of Group Survey Results from WECO

February 14, 2005
Watershed Hydrology and Stormwater Management in the Northern Coastal Plain

Suggested Approach to Determining watershed Improvements in Drainage Districts

November 30, 2004
Coastal Plain Restoration
Watershed Assessment Methods
Stream Assessment Method

September 1, 2004
Tar-Pamlico Local Watersheds Issue Assessment

EEP Introduction and Overview

Phase 1 Summary from BLUE:LWI

Tar-Pamlico Local Watersheds Characterization Report from BLUE, LW

Tar Pamlico Map

Tar Pamlico Local Watershed Planning Comment Form

Background

The Tar-Pam Local Watersheds Team is sponsored by the the NC Ecosystem Enhancement Program.

Local watershed plans for the Crisp Creek, Green Mill Run, Cow Swamp & Hendricks Creek watersheds were developed collaboratively from 2003-2005 with local governments, resource professionals, and other local stakeholders. This group, the Tar-Pam Local Watersheds Team, reviewed the technical work and provided suggestions and feedback throughout the planning process.

WECO coordinated public involvement during the process. BLUE: Land, Water, Infrastructure conducted the technical watershed assessment and developed the watershed plans.

As EEP begins implementing restoration projects in 2006, they will also work with WECO, the NCSU Dept. of Biological and Agricultural Engineering and the agricultural subcommittee of the watershed team to involve landowners in a demonstration restoration project within the Crisp Creek watershed.

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