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Clean Water Education Partnership (CWEP)

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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.

Recent Posts

  • Building Relationships and Educational Models in the Watershed | An Interview with Amin Davis, NCDEQ
  • CWEP hiring AmeriCorps Stormwater Education Position
  • Earth Day 2021: Know your Stormwater Pollutants!
  • Working Towards Environmental Justice and Culturally Relevant Education in Southeast Raleigh: An Interview with Tots Height, PEJ
  • Racial equity, stormwater pollution, and community watershed education: An Interview with Keshi Satterwhite, ECWA
CWEP is a collaborative effort administrated by Triangle J Council of Governments (TJCOG). TJCOG
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