Effects of Stormwater
Stormwater is the precipitation that collects upon the landscape in the form of rain, snow, ice, and sleet. As the rain moves or snow melts and flows across the surface, it picks up different pollutants such as sediment, oil, grease, lawn fertilizers, pesticides, agricultural runoff, and many other toxic substances that collect on the ground.

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Newsletters
Spring 2007 Newsletter
Summer 2007 Newsletter
Fall 2007 Newsletter
Winter 2008 Newsletter

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Life at the Water's Edge
Information for those living next to or near a river, creek, stream, or lake.
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Model Ordinances
Zoning ordinances that specifically address development practices have now become necssary to assist in balancing the need for progression and maintaining environmental integrity. Adoption of these ordinances into municipal regulations is needed to preserve the function of our natural systems while promoting smart growth.

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Riparian Corridors
are vegetated areas along rivers and streams that provide many natural functions.

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Pressures facing Tinkers Creek
Tinkers Creek is rapidly developing. However, a combination of efforts will ensure that the creek is a continued focus for protection. What are the pressures facing Tinkers Creek?

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