The Healthy Waterways program enlists Stormwater Volunteers to help prevent pollution from entering our local waterways.
What does a Healthy Waterways Volunteer project consist of?
- Clean up debris on or around storm drains and inlets
- Install "No Dumping - Leads to Waterways" decals on unmarked drains
- Distribute educational door hangers to nearby residential neighbors
Project details:
- Takes place March - October 31st (or as weather permits)
- Accommodates individuals and groups of up to 36 people
- Flexible date & time - choose what works best for you!
- Ages 5+
- Requires a 10-minute supply pick-up and project training at the KOB office at 1819 Farnam St., Suite 306
If you're interested in conducting regular (at least monthly) cleanups at a specific location, please consider joining KOB's Adopt-a-Spot program. Adopt-a-Spot Volunteers make a commitment to one location (e.g., a trail, stream, neighborhood or business corridor, or group of storm drains) to care for all season long!
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Thank you to the 3M Environmental Reserved Fund for supporting the production of this video.
