Take Action
Homeowners, businesses, and volunteers all have a role to play in the health of our watersheds.
Even small actions can have a big impact.
VOLUNTEERS
Volunteers play a crucial role in fulfilling the mission of the FCSCWP, and there are various ways to contribute. There's nothing quite like the satisfaction of putting in hard work for a meaningful cause! Whether getting your hands dirty for a one-time native planting project or utilizing your skills in outreach, communication, education, or other areas, you can help expand the impact of the Flint Creek/Spring Creek Watersheds Partnership in your community.
For opportunities, contact the FCSCWP Coordinator, Karen Daulton Lange
HOMEOWNERS
Even small changes in your home ecosystem can have a big impact on our watersheds. For example, adding native plants with deep root systems to your landscape can help reduce the amount of water that flows into storm sewers.
Creating a rain garden, using rain barrels, and mulching leaves to use as lawn fertilizer are some other actions nearly every homeowner can take.
Learn more at The Conservation Foundation
BUSINESSES
Businesses of any size can take steps to keep our watersheds healthy.
Become a Member - Click HERE for more information.
Volunteer - Would your business like to participate in an event? To inquire, please contact the FCSCWP Coordinator,
Business Property Maintenance – see the Homeowners section above for ways to incorporate healthy practices on your property.
