Welcome to the PWQ Photos

Where does all the water go after it rains? How does what people do on their land at home, on the farm and in the cities affect water and soil quality? Pathway to Water Quality can show you. PWQ is a model watershed exhibit located at the Indiana State Fairgrounds that shows you how land "sheds" excess water and what than means to you. Take a walking tour of Pathway via the photos below.

Pathway entrance	Pathway entrance
Another view of the pervious concrete on the right vs. conventional concrete at Pathway.	The pergola and bench along the pervious concrete path at the PWQ.
The home area shows conservation practices you can install at home to conserve water and protect the soil.	The rain garden to the right of the path is another conservation practice anyone can install at home.
A cool cup of water is waiting for you from the Pathway well.	Pasture management and other agricultural conservation measures are on display at Pathway.
Youth education activities are an important and fun part of Pathway.	More youth activities.
Rest on the leopold bench that you can build yourself.	The water history cabin has an interesting story to tell at the Pathway.
Wetlands are important features at PWQ that provide numerous beneficial services for people and for fish and wildlife.	Trees and wooded areas on display at PWQ.

Walk the Path that Water Walks . . .

Where does all the water go after it rains? How does what people do on their land at home, on the farm and in the cities affect water and soil quality? Pathway to Water Quality can show you. Pathway to Water Quality is a model watershed that shows you how land "sheds" excess water and what than means to you.