Monroe County Waters Need Your Voice! The water flowing through our county isn’t just a resource – it’s our lifeblood. Let us know what YOU think is important for watershed groups to work on … and what you personally might like to do.
Link to Indian Creek Watershed Association’s 2025 Water Survey
Our survey only takes a few minutes to complete, but your answers will make a big difference in what issues ICWA focuses on as we move forward to protect and preserve Monroe County’s abundant, pure water.
We welcome input from all areas of Monroe County … Thank you!
Mountain Valley Pipeline
Long-haul fight for a healthy future. This 42-inch natural gas “mega-pipeline” project carves a 200-mile scar across rugged terrain in West Virginia, clear-cutting and trenching ...
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Industrial Turkey Operations
Shedding light on mystery barns. A growing number of industrial turkey operations have been built on vulnerable karst in Monroe County. Who’s watching out for ...
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Reducing Septic System Pollution
WVCA cost-share program. Indian Creek in Monroe County of West Virginia is a large tributary of the New River. Indian Creek was once a destination ...
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ICWA Interactive Environmental Map
Try out this free interactive tool. ICWA’s online environmental map helps identify and assess risks to Monroe County’s water. This map – available online to ...
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Monroe County Water Resources
Partnering with WVU, the USGS and others, ICWA supports field-based studies that are building a better understanding of Monroe County’s water resources and vulnerabilities. County-wide ...
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Understanding Karst
Uniquely vulnerable. Sinkholes, caves, and disappearing streams! Monroe County’s karst terrain creates a unique landscape. It also makes our water resources uniquely vulnerable. Read more ...
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