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Did you know that sediment is the number-one pollutant in the country and in North Carolina? We will dive into how sediment pollution can impact wildlife over the next few days. Yesterday, we got our hands dirty with @Raleighgov Stormwater and local students to make these rain gardens in a bottle! This activity is a great way to demonstrate stormwater capture and how the soil slowly soaks up and filters water🌧️ Green Stormwater Infrastructure can come in many different forms. Dig deeper into our new blog post about Green Stormwater Infrastructure, and get the links to helpful resources. How to play: The third annual CWEP Regional Creek Week will be held March 18-25, 2023. Check out our website at nc-cleanwater.com for more information 😀 #Waterconnectsus #creekweek2023 #GSIOhMy The third annual CWEP Regional Creek Week is to be held this March 18-25! Go on our website to see our calendar and a list of all of the otter-ly fantastic events that will be taking place.➡️ Link is in Bio. This Valentines Day, we want to thank our partners, educators and community members, and we will continue to cherish the relationships we build with each other and our environment🤝💚. - Our creeks and wetlands are magical ecosystems that are filled with life🐢 Thank you @garnerprcr, for a wonderful Groundhog Day! Haley from @stormwater_smart joined us to help spread education about stormwater and water quality in North Carolina🌧️

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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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