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Community Programs

You can improve the Blue River Watershed!  BRWA partners with area municipalities, agencies and other non-profit organizations to offer programs to the community on ways that each of us can reduce water pollution in our watershed.  We are working to expand the reach of our community programs by partnering with homes associations, civic organizations and local businesses to offer opportunities to Kansas Citians to become involved in watershed improvement efforts.  To learn more about our community programs and how you can reduce water pollution, contact:

Ginny Moore
 BRWA Executive Director
gmoore@brwa.net
 Phone 816-309-0762

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Fall 2006 at the Blue River with the Missouri Master Naturalists, learning about water quality through macro-invertebrate screening.
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Fall 2006 at the Blue River with the Missouri Master Naturalists, learning about water quality through macro-invertebrate screening.
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Fall 2006 at the Blue River with the Missouri Master Naturalists, learning about water quality through macro-invertebrate screening.
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Fall 2006 at the Blue River with the Missouri Master Naturalists, learning about water quality through macro-invertebrate screening.
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Fall 2006 Indian Creek Streambank Restoration Project, a community volunteer project sponsored by BRWA, HSBC and the City of Overland Park. The restoration is located along Indian Creek on the north side of 103rd and Metcalf. HSBC employees volunteered to assist with planting native plants to stabilize the streambank, and also learned about water quality monitoring from BRWA.
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Fall 2006 Indian Creek Streambank Restoration Project, a community volunteer project sponsored by BRWA, HSBC and the City of Overland Park. The restoration is located along Indian Creek on the north side of 103rd and Metcalf. HSBC employees volunteered to assist with planting native plants to stabilize the streambank, and also learned about water quality monitoring from BRWA.
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Fall 2006 Indian Creek Streambank Restoration Project, a community volunteer project sponsored by BRWA, HSBC and the City of Overland Park. The restoration is located along Indian Creek on the north side of 103rd and Metcalf. HSBC employees volunteered to assist with planting native plants to stabilize the streambank, and also learned about water quality monitoring from BRWA.
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Fall 2006 Indian Creek Streambank Restoration Project, a community volunteer project sponsored by BRWA, HSBC and the City of Overland Park. The restoration is located along Indian Creek on the north side of 103rd and Metcalf. HSBC employees volunteered to assist with planting native plants to stabilize the streambank, and also learned about water quality monitoring from BRWA.
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BRWA Educator Kate Delehunt works with students.
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BRWA Educator Kate Delehunt works with students.
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BRWA Educator Kate Delehunt works with students.