INDIAN CREEK WATERSHED PROJECT

The Indian Creek Watershed Project was formed in the summer of 2000 to promote water quality education and improve conditions in the Indian Creek watershed and beyond. Our effort has been a regional one in the Chicago area within the Indian Creek watershed, a sub-basin of the Des Plaines River in northeastern Illinois. The Indian Creek Watershed Project (ICWP) was founded to help improve water quality and reduce flooding via stakeholder education and regional improvement projects.Our organization is unique in Lake County because it is sub-basin oriented and we have worked across municipal and township boundaries. Our watershed encompasses parts of the villages of Mundelein, Vernon Hills, Hawthorn Woods, Long Grove, Lincolnshire, Lake Zurich, Kildeer, Buffalo Grove, Indian Creek, and drains from portions of the townships of Fremont, Ela, Vernon, and Libertyville... The Indian Creek Watershed Project is comprised of watershed stakeholders dedicated to the preservation, protection, and..

Also known as: Indian Creek Watershed Project, Ltd