CLEAR GRAND

 Nonpoint Source Pollution Reduction for Grand Lake Watershed, Oklahoma

"Land Grows Green, Water Stays Clean"

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What can YOU do?

GET INVOLVED!

1.  Join a volunteer monitoring group like the Oklahoma Water Watch or Blue Thumb.  Visit our webpage about the joint trainings in the Grand Lake area.  If you are interested in attending a training in the future, please email us.

 

2.  Join the Oklahoma Master Gardeners.  The training to become a Master Gardener will include training on how to be a good steward of our water resources while creating beautiful landscapes.  The training in Delaware County will have a particular focus on clean water as a part of the CLEAR GRAND project.  You do not have to live in Delaware County to join this training or participate with the group.  Sign up for the next training in Delaware County!

3. Volunteer with some of our local gardening projects.  Want to help out with our demonstration gardens?  Contact Kevin Gustavson (918) 801-2150 or email Kevin at kevin.gustavson@conservation.ok.gov

 

Learn How YOU Can Help Keep the Watershed Healthy

You don't have to live along the lake or creeks to help solve the problem!  The following websites show you how to make simple changes in the way you manage your home and garden to make a positive difference in your watershed:    

What can you do to reduce polluted runoff  (watersheds.org)
www.watersheds.org/earth/nps2.htm

15 Things You Can Do to Make a Difference in your Watershed (EPA)
www.epa.gov/owow/watershed/earthday/earthday.html

What You Can Do! In and Around the Home (Huron River Watershed Council)
www.hrwc.org - look under "What You Can Do"

What you can do (NOAA)
www.oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/pollution/016youcando.html

Watersheds for Kids (EPA)
www.epa.gov/owow/nps/kids.html

 

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This page was last updated:  June 26, 2008