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Monthly Newsletters

Here you will find links to our monthly newsletter, the CWEP Communicator. These newsletters are sent to CWEP partners for important education and mass media updates between quarterly meetings.

June-July 2021Download
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It's almost Turkey Day!🦃 The City of Raleigh Stormwater Art Contest opened yesterday! @raleighgov The best moments from the Clayton Harvest Festival include a dragon chicken, a bearded dragonfly, and a posing puppy! This Saturday was a beautiful fall day at Morrisville's Western Wake Farmers Market 🐓 Even the Mayor stopped by! @townofmorrisvillenc Do you know any high schoolers in Morrisville? Please encourage them to submit a photo for the chance to win $100! Macroinvertebrate Mayhem, indeed! CWEP had a great time shadowing a project WET activity with 4th graders at Duke School in Durham. Halloween is coming!🎃 Indigenous people have protected the environment for centuries and have a large impact on the diversity and health of ecological habitats 💧🌎 CWEP partners in Wake County📣 Please encourage 4th and 5th graders to submit to the water cycle poster contest!⬇️

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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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