Can you imagine being so light that a petal holds you up? Can you imagine being at the center of so much profound purpose and beauty? This dude can. Unlawn America.

Who's ready to De-Trash the Wabash? On Saturday, October 26, volunteers will remove trash from parks and trails along the Wabash River. Get in on the fun and free pizza lunch: [tippecanoe.in.gov/1029/Wabash-Ri…]

🌿 Grass clippings, mud, leaves, & other sediment can harm our local streams & clog storm drains! Help us prevention water pollution in Raleigh! #PollutionPreventionWeek 🌎 🎥 Watch this video (30 secs): youtube.com/watch?v=GXZ1C2…

Check out the September stormwater newsletter! Read our native plant spotlight on evening primrose, fall clean up tips to protect wildlife, the eco-bully: Canada thistle, and upcoming events! tippecanoe.in.gov/DocumentCenter…

It's #StormwaterAwarenessWeek! Did you know that most of those storm drains go directly to waterways and are NOT treated? 💧ONLY RAIN DOWN THE DRAIN💧

Lawns are VERY weird compared to the history of the planet. reprairiesuburbia.etsy.com/listing/178867…

It's about time to winterize your rain barrels. DM us if you have questions!

The October stormwater newsletter is up! Take a look to learn about goldenrod, how to use the leaves to your benefit, and upcoming events! tippecanoe.in.gov/DocumentCenter…

Shout out to our presenting sponsor of De-Trash the Wabash, VS Engineering! We are looking forward to improving our community at the river clean up event on Saturday, October 26. Get in on the fun: tcpwq.org

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Jeff Ballard, P.E. & his family joined 250+ volunteers "On the Banks of the Wabash, (not so) Far Away" for the fantastic De-Trash the Wabash event in West Lafayette! Great examples of taking a few of our core values to heart - Respect, Rooted and Relationships! Tippecanoe County Partnership for Water Quality

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The November stormwater newsletter is here! Read about the native spotlight on sky blue aster, how to winterize your rain barrel, upcoming events and more! 💧tippecanoe.in.gov/DocumentCenter…

A Tufted Titmouse with a bit of snow on his/her beak, watching me closely as so to be ready when the peanuts appear.

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Carl Stokes was the first Black mayor of a major city when elected in 1967. after the Cuyahoga River fire in 1969, his media blitz raised public awareness—advocacy considered an early example of environmental justice. #BlackHistoryMonth his story: neorsd.medium.com/sparking-chang…

It's stormwater newsletter time!💧tippecanoe.in.gov/DocumentCenter…