The Grouse-Silver Creek Watershed ( 11060001) is located in southeastern Kansas within Cowley, Butler and Elk counties. The headwaters of Grouse Creek originate in Butler County and travel southwest approximately 60 miles and drains 249,750 acres including numerous tributaries before emptying into the Arkansas River southeast of Arkansas City.
Project Goals & Objectives:
Quantity
Quality
Groundwater
Surface water
Conservation
Project Achievements:
The Grouse-Silver Creek Watershed has been implementing Best Management Practices with local stakeholders to protect the quality of water in Grouse and Silver Creeks. The have supported producer education events to promote conservation practices within the watershed.
Jerry Ashenfelter
Andy Bogner
Jim Hardy
David Miller
Leroy Osborne
Kent Radcliff
Roland Willard
Ronnie Whiteman
Current Project Partners:
Cowley County Conservation District
NRCS
Copyright 2010 Kansas Watershed Restoration and Protection Strategy This project funded in part through the Kansas Water Office, with appropriations from the Kansas Water Plan Fund; and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, through EPA Section 319 Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Grant # C9007405-11.