Watershed Watchdog Program
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The Watershed Watchdog Program was established to help ensure a safe and reliable water source for the citizens of Spartanburg County. The Watershed Watchdogs consist of volunteers who either live or travel through the watersheds of Lakes William C. Bowen, Municipal Reservoir #1, or H. Taylor Blalock. These Watchdogs are looking for any unusual activities or concerns such as:
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Animal Crossings |
Runoff/silt buildup |
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Change in Vegetation/Aquatic Plants |
Vandalism |
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Beaver Dams |
Abandoned vehicle/boat |
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Excessive foam in water |
Animal Carcass |
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Excessive Turbidity/odd color |
Drums/Containers |
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Unusual odors |
Fish Kill |
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Construction/Dredging |
Oil Slicks |
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Dumping |
Trash, garbage, tires, etc |
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Pulping/Clearing |
Sewer/Septic tank leaks |
If you would like to report any of the above activities or have any other concerns, please click here and become a Watershed Watchdog (Acrobat PDF).
In order to use the Watershed Watchdog Program Observation List you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader® 4.0 or above installed on your computer. Click here to download the reader.
