Who We Are
IndianHead Watershed
Association (IWA) was established on August 7, 2005. The organization then
applied for nonprofit status in the spring of 2006.
We originally were
established to find a means to save the IndianHead Dam from being destroyed.
The dam is in jeopardy as a result of a generalized movement across Pennsylvania to remove
all dams along waterways. However, this particular dam creates a unique area of
beauty and recreation for the region with easy public access and approximates
the vast network of biking/hiking trails in Montgomery County.
By preserving this dam, we in
turn preserve this recreational area and exceptional beauty on the Lower
Perkiomen Creek for all to enjoy. IWA also exists to educate the community
with respect to this resource, and to advocate with respect to issues that
affect the Lower Perkiomen Creek.
Please remember that NOT
ALL DAMS ARE ALIKE
On May 7th, 2006 a meeting was held and officers were elected.
President: Harry Hall
Vice President: Tom Spears
Secretary: Amanda Grob
Treasurer: Kim Wallace
For those that just want to sign the
online Petition... 