Mission:  to improve and maintain the water quality and soil health of the Caesar Creek Lake and surrounding region.
The Caesar Creek Collaborative is a group of local agencies, university partners, community organizations, agricultural producers, residents, and volunteers who are working to improve water quality and soil health in and around Caesar Creek Lake.  As a group our goals are to involve local stakeholders and partners; study the region; develop a plan for water and soil health improvement that includes a variety of projects; secure funding for projects; and to work with stakeholders and partners to accomplish projects.
CAESAR CREEK LAKE WATERSHED
The Caesar Creek Lake Watershed is 237 square miles consisting of agricultural, urban, and rural land types.  The portion of the Caesar Creek Lake Watershed that the CCC is focusing on is on the map to the right in colored areas.  The Caesar Creek Lake watershed extends into Warren, Greene and Clinton Counties.  On the south side of the watershed resides Caesar Creek State Park.  Caesar Creek State Park is highlighted by clear blue waters, scattered woodlands, meadows and steep ravines.  The 3,741-acre park offers some of the finest outdoor recreation in southwest Ohio including camping, fishing, boating, hunting, swimming, trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding - plus a Nature Center!  This watershed collects water in Caesar Creek Lake which drains to the Little Miami River.  The lake was designed and constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers as regional flood control, but has benefited the surrounding community with it's recreational benefits and beauty.  The lake is also a drinking water source for the City of Wilmington.  
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