> What Is WAC?
Source Water Stewardship by Farm and Forest Landowners
The Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) is a nonprofit organization with the mission to support the economic viability of agriculture and forestry through the protection of water quality and the promotion of land conservation in the New York City watershed region. WAC is funded by New York City Department of Environmental Protection, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the U.S. Forest Service and other federal and foundation sources.
- Mission and Vision
- Annual Report 2009
- Online Annual Report Supplement 2009
> Search Our Site
- View a complete list of downloads that can be found on this site.
> Croton Watershed
Click here for information about the Croton Watershed and the East of Hudson Program.
> Join Our Mailing List
Click on one of the links below to:
- Join our e-mail list.
- Join our regular mailing list.
- Join both our e-mail and regular mailing lists.
> Water & Land
Visit our special You and Your Watershed web page to learn more. Here, you can also find the answers to the Delaware County Fair Trivia questions.
> Maps & Tours
> Watershed Products
Support a healthy working forest with your next purchase from Catskill WoodNet, a regional network of woodworkers, artisans and sawmills (Directory pdf: May 2008).
Buy Local from Pure Catskills, where farmers grow and harvest food in the same pristine mountain region where clean drinking water for New York City originates. (Directory pdf: July 2010).
> Watershed Headlines
- Press release: Sheep & Goat Producer Group Meeting 8/26/10
- WAC eNews, 8/13/10
- WAC Blog