The Cedar River Watershed has been the largest source of drinking water for the greater Seattle region since 1901. Today, 1.5 million people rely on the area for water to drink, eat, cook and bathe.

CHARLES CITY, Iowa - Forty legislators, mayors, county supervisors and soil and water conservation district commissioners attending the recent Upper Cedar River Watershed Tour in Floyd County.

CHARLES CITY, Iowa — While laws governing the formation of watershed bodies are different in Minnesota and Iowa, groups along the Cedar River, have a common goal — holding water in place and ...