How the Watershed Friendly Property certification works and who qualifies
September 27, 2026 | Westtown, Chester County, Pennsylvania
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Theresa Avery walked attendees step-by-step through the application process and emphasized preparation. "I really recommend that you scroll down, and you'll see this happy lady... For a preview or printable worksheet of the application, click here," she told attendees, urging them to download the PDF and gather photos documenting rain barrels, rain gardens, water timers or native-plant cover.
Avery explained the program differentiates questions by property size (apartment/small, midsize, and 15 acres or more) and that scoring is a self-assessment (Likert 1–5) across the four dimensions. "You need an 85% to qualify for certification," she said, and noted the program provides a sample window cling and optional yard signs for certified properties.
Avery explained the program differentiates questions by property size (apartment/small, midsize, and 15 acres or more) and that scoring is a self-assessment (Likert 1–5) across the four dimensions. "You need an 85% to qualify for certification," she said, and noted the program provides a sample window cling and optional yard signs for certified properties.
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