Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this event has been cancelled. Come learn more our local watersheds using an interactive landscape, you can change the environment, simulate human actions, and BE the weather! Grades 4-7 Presented by Devan George of Pike County Conservation District Part of the Cooperage Project's Steam Day, taking place at several locations around Wayne County! Click here to see other locations and times
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this event has been cancelled. Come learn about watersheds and the impacts humans have on them. Using an Enviroscape, kids will be able to simulate the weather and the water systems in watersheds, just like ours!
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The first in the three part, free workshop series How Your Backyard Activities Affect Your lake. This workshop will begin with an interactive activity, led by Watershed Specialist Rachel Posavetz, to illustrate how our individual actions contribute to the quality of our local waterways. Senior Resource Conservationist Ellen Enslin will then discuss the Conservation District’s services, which help to protect water quality. Registration for this workshop is requested by May 15, 2020. To Register, fill out the form below: Loading…
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Watershed Specialist Rachel Posavetz will be back with a three dimensional model of our underground drinking water sources and information about protecting this vital resource. There will also be information available about testing your own drinking water and what those tests can tell you. To register for this event, fill out the form below: Loading…
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Poorly functioning septic systems pose health risks.
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Maintain your septic system. Help protect family health and keep your financial investment secure. Practice water conservation measures to avoid overloading an absorption field, which can lead to system failure.
