The nonprofit Stream Restoration, Inc. is looking for comments and suggestions on its Datashed.org website that contains water quality and other information on mine drainage treatment systems across the state.

Over the next few years, SRI is planning to update the website and make a variety of improvements.  They are want input from both current users as well as potential future users.

“As a user or potential user, your input is important to us.  Our goal is to make Datashed a free, valuable tool that will aid you in your watershed restoration efforts,” said Cliff Denholm of SRI

If you have any questions, comments or problems with Datashed.org, please do not hesitate to contact Cliff by sending email to: cliff@streamrestorationinc.org.

For more information on programs, projects and initiatives, visit the Stream Restoration, Inc. website.

(Reprinted from the Abandoned Mine Post newsletter from the Western PA Coalition For Abandoned Mine Reclamation.  To sign up for your own copy, send your email to: andy@wpcamr.org.)

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