ABOUT WSI
The Water Science Institute or WSI is a nonprofit organization based out of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
The goal of WSI is to advance practical, environmental solutions based on scientific research to develop sustainable approaches for protecting water quality throughout the Mid-Atlantic United States. WSI supports the efforts of both public and private organizations engaged in water quality protection. These efforts include, but are not limited to:
Research, Exploration, Education & Advocacy.
WSI assists with the consultation, management and administration of projects involving assessment, analysis, restoration, conservation, monitoring and verification of a wide range of concerns pertaining to water and the surrounding environment. Most importantly, WSI advocates for policy that is supported by comprehensive scientific research and economic analysis.
The goal of WSI is to advance practical, environmental solutions based on scientific research to develop sustainable approaches for protecting water quality throughout the Mid-Atlantic United States. WSI supports the efforts of both public and private organizations engaged in water quality protection. These efforts include, but are not limited to:
Research, Exploration, Education & Advocacy.
WSI assists with the consultation, management and administration of projects involving assessment, analysis, restoration, conservation, monitoring and verification of a wide range of concerns pertaining to water and the surrounding environment. Most importantly, WSI advocates for policy that is supported by comprehensive scientific research and economic analysis.
MOTIVATION
WSI was formed in 2016 as an outgrowth of the groundbreaking research that began in 2005 by Drs. Dorothy Merritts and Robert Walter on the farm of Joseph and Linda Sweeney. However, the history of WSI goes back centuries...