Yard care
Keep yard debris out of creeks
Never dump leaves, clippings, or branches into creeks or drainage areas — it harms water quality and aquatic habitat.
Everyday actions at home and in the community add up to cleaner water and healthier habitat in our watershed.
Never dump leaves, clippings, or branches into creeks or drainage areas — it harms water quality and aquatic habitat.
Sweep leaves and debris away from storm drains so rainwater can flow freely and pollutants stay out of the creek.
Reduce chemical runoff by using fertilizers and pesticides sparingly, or switch to organic alternatives.
Storm drains flow directly to the creek. Dispose of hazardous materials at approved facilities.
Native plants near drainage areas help filter water, prevent erosion, and provide habitat for local wildlife.
Pet waste carries bacteria that contaminate streams. Always bag it and dispose properly.