Penn State Extension Seeks Input on Water Resources Programming

The survey is designed to gather information from Pennsylvanians to better understand their interests and needs for education and resources on various water-related issues and topics, according to Jennifer Fetter, director of Penn State’s Center for Agriculture Conservation Assistance Training and the extension program team leader for water resources.

Respondents can offer input and suggestions on resources such as private drinking water resources, water use in agriculture, stream health, pond management, water testing, and residential and agricultural stormwater runoff.

The confidential survey can be taken online and should take about 10 minutes to complete. As a thank you, those who complete the survey will receive 25% off a Penn State water-related online course and be entered into a contest to win Penn State Creamery ice cream.

Penn State Extension water resources team delivers science-based education on water quality, private wells, septic systems and watershed protection across Pennsylvania. They work with communities, farmers and homeowners through local county offices. Visit our website for more information about the resources available.