Always Bag or Compost Yard Waste
Leaves and grass clippings that are dumped, raked, or left near water bodies are bad for the environment.
Leaves and grass clippings that are dumped, raked, or left near water bodies are bad for the environment.
One of the main culprits of water pollution in the watershed is stormwater runoff. When rain falls on hard surfaces it washes a number of pollutants into storm drains including: bacteria and parasites from pet waste chemicals from fertilizer, pesticides, herbicides Phosphorous from leaves and grass clippings snow/ice melt chemicals and sand motor oil, antifreeze, […]
Design your yard to support local, native biodiversity, to feed and shelter small wildlife, and to enjoy nature, close-up, year-round. Planting Guidance: Go Native Grow a variety of native plants in your yard to attract and sustain a variety of wildlife, year-round. Incorporating native species means less maintenance is necessary to sustain your plants as […]