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The HIP Waders Journal

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A series of posts about watershed issues with suggestions for how to improve water quality and support the local ecosystem right from your own yard.

The Reedy Creek Coalition Logo: What Does It Mean?

Where Does Your Stormwater Go?

Is Part of Your Yard in Reedy Creek?

The Problem with Lawns

Urban Stream Syndrome

Plan to Plant for the Watershed 

More to come…

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    The photo above was taken of Reedy Creek in Forest Hill Park by our own Tammy Parece. It shows that beautiful parts of the creek are still in existence! The Reedy Creek Coalition is always seeking individuals who are passionate about giving back to the community and cleaning up our creek! To get involved, please email us at reedycreekcoalition@gmail.com

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    • Native Plant List – Chesapeake Bay Region
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