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Annual Reports

Click on an annual report below to learn more about the impact of CWEP services in partner communities.



Current Annual Report:

CWEP Annual Report FY23

Prior Annual Reports:

CWEP Annual Report FY22

CWEP Annual Report FY21

CWEP_AnnualReport FY20
CWEP_AnnualReport_FY19
CWEP_AnnualReport_FY18
CWEP_AnnualReport_FY17

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We had a great time doing the origami frog and macroinvertebrate mayhem activities at Kenly Public Library last week! The macroinvertebrate activity is a game of tag where each student is an insect in a polluted stream. Caddisflies hop and stoneflies take big, slow steps -- animals more vulnerable to pollution have a harder time moving. We started with an ecologically diverse stream, but by the end we only had rat-tailed maggots 😰 🚨Submissions are open!!!🚨 Our friends from the Town of Morrisville Stormwater Division have put together this photo contest for high schoolers in the area. Check out the link below for more information 📷📸 Had a blissed afternoon walk at the stormwater retention pond by the CPRC office☺️I didn’t realize that over 60% of stormwater management structures in NC are retention ponds like this — they help mitigate downstream flooding by storing stormwater runoff, and they also filter sediments and other pollutants from that runoff before it reaches our streams! Epic moments from this weekend’s Haunted Hill trunk-or-treat event in Chapel Hill. Nothing is scarier than polluted water😨😰🥶 🎨 Calling all artists and poets! Let your imagination flow like a river and express your appreciation for waterways in your area. Your artwork or poetry will become part of a statewide celebration of nature. #ValueofWater 🌿 Dive in and learn more: https://arcg.is/0C85en Check out these 4 easy ways to reduce and conserve water when you wash your car!🚗 If you want to learn more, you can find additional resources on our blog linked below. Did you know that a single oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water per day🤯 That’s just one of many awesome clean water facts from last week’s @projectwet workshop @ncaquariumpks! It was awesome coming out to Lake Crabtree Park last week for an Enviroscape lesson! Best part was going to the lake's shore and checking water quality by looking for macroinvertebrates. We are excited to reveal the ✨NEW ✨ CWEP logo!

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CWEP’s Mission

CWEP aims to protect North Carolina’s waterways from stormwater pollution through public education and outreach. Browse our posts and informational pages to learn more about stormwater pollution, what local government efforts are happening in your area, and what you can do to help keep our waters clean.

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