Watershed Committee of the Ozarks

In this segment of the KSMU Sense of Community Series, "Climate Change in the Ozarks," we look at how two Springfield organizations — City Utilities and Watershed —are prioritizing environmentally friendly solutions in the face of climate change.

The funds were distributed by the Community Foundation of the Ozarks.

A variety of native plants and trees will be for sale at the site west of Springfield.

The experimental artificial island is filled with native plants. It will be monitored to see how well it filters water and supports insect and animal life.

The gala will be held at Wire Road Brewing Company.

The organization, headquartered at Valley Water Mill, is kicking off a capital campaign.

A panel of local experts weigh in on the latest Community Focus Report, looking at red flags and blue ribbons surrounding the environment.

This week, host Hue-Ping Chin speaks Mike Kromrey, executive director of the Watershed Committee of the Ozarks.Today’s discussion explores the history and…

This week on Making Democracy Work, the continuing series looks deeper into individual aspects of the Springfield-Greene County focus report. Today’s…

This week on Making Democracy Work, host Linda Regan talks with Mike Kromrey, executive director of Watershed Committee of the Ozarks.Today’s discussion…