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This year, leave your leaves to decompose and bin the rest. Protect our waterways from Russel and help prevent nutrient pollution! CityofDurhamNC youtu.be/bHCz_c9JvFo?si…

Come find us at Barktoberfest this Saturday! CityofDurhamNC @dprplaymore

Leave your leaves where they fall under trees or gather them in City of Durham yard waste bins. Help prevent nutrient pollution in our waterways!

Dye test today off the 600 block of Marshall Way in the Eno River watershed. The dye is green in color and non-toxic.

Happy Halloween, Durham! Litter in our city is the scariest thing you'll see tonight. Make sure you throw away your candy wrappers!

Dye test today off the 2500 block of Ross Road in the Little Lick Creek watershed. The dye is yellow/green in color and non-toxic.

Stormwater Quality conducted dye tests in the downtown loop this morning using three colors of nontoxic tracing dye: magenta, yellow green, and violet. This area drains to the Ellerbe Creek tributary flowing through Durham Central Park.

The Waterways newsletter is now available on our webpage. Learn about best yard waste management practices and how to find out your flood risk. Plus, we say a big thank you to our adopt-a-stream volunteers! DurhamNC.Gov/1602

Durham Stormwater is working on a trash assessment study to learn more about how trash enters our waterways. Trash in our streams can lead to a buildup of microplastics, so it's always better to choose to reuse! Head to DurhamNC.Gov/5178 to learn more.

Celebrate National Stormwater Day today by clearing a storm drain or picking up litter! Everyone lives downstream and we can all do our part to prevent stormwater pollution.

Dye test today off the 1200 block of Bacon Street in the Third Fork Creek watershed. The dye is green in color and non-toxic.

Durham Stormwater is working on a trash assessment study to learn more about how trash enters our waterways. Trash in our streams can lead to a buildup of microplastics, so it's always better to choose to reuse! Head to DurhamNC.Gov/5178 to learn more.

Dye test today off the 3900 block of Dover Road in the Third Fork Creek watershed. The dye is yellow/green in color and non-toxic.

Another dye test today off Old Harness Place in the Eno River Watershed. The dye is green and non-toxic.

Clogged pipes can ruin a great day. Pour small amounts of grease in a sealed container and put it in the trash. Take large amounts to 2115 E Club Blvd. Never pour cooking oil or grease down the drain!

Dye test today off the 3400 block of Weatherby Drive in the Little Lick Creek watershed. The dye is green and non-toxic.

For trash-free waters, it all starts by reducing bags and packaging that puts waste into streams and oceans. For more on how to unpackage your life, see epa.gov/trash-free-wat…

We will be saying goodbye to Twitter at the start of the new year, so make sure to keep up with all our stormwater tips and news on Instagram @DurhamH2O and Facebook facebook.com/durhamncstormw…!