Programs & Events

Drain Marker

Gills Creek Watershed Association Membership Drive

April 10-July 10

Help the Gills Creek Watershed Association grow 100 new members in 100 days!  Visit www.gillscreekwatershed.org to join today!  Following the membership drive on July 15, there will be a membership celebration at the Lake Carolina Lake House. 

Sparkleberry Country Fair

April 28, 2012
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Clemson Sandhill REC

Look for our education partners at the fair!  Gills Creek Watershed Association, Richland County Stormwater and others will be there sharing infomation about clean water.  Click here for more information about this year's fair.

CFL

Richland County Lightbulb Exchange

Saturdays in May
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Each Saturday this May, Richland County will be at a different Food Lion store swapping out your old lightbulbs for energy efficient CFLs.  Compact flourescent bulbs use less energy, saving you money, and helping the environment.  Click here for dates and locations! 

Carolina Yard

Backyard Landscaping Mini-series

May 8 &15, 2012
6:30-8:00 PM
Bayview Baptist Church

Join Gills Creek Watershed Association and RCSC for a FREE two-night backyard landscaping mini-series.  Based on the Carolina Yards and Neighborhoods program, this presentation series will teach you how to make your lawn better for the environment while also saving yourself time and money.  Learn to work with nature instead of against it.  Topics include selecting the best plants for your yard, native gardening, erosion control, and rain gardens.   View the event flyer for details.  Registration is not required.

Carolina Yards and Neighborhoods is a recognition program for homeowners who want their yards to be the best that they can be for South Carolina.  Learn how to earn credits and get your yard certified at this workshop, or by visiting www.clemson.edu/cyn 

View presentations from this workshop!


Saluda River

Richland Countywide Stormwater Consortium Meeting

July 11, 2012
10:00 - 12:00 AM
Arcadia Lakes Town Hall

Please join us to plan stormwater education, outreach, and public involvement programs for Richland County.  All meetings are open to the public, so if water quality is important to you, we welcome your input. Click here to read the minutes from the April meeting.

 


More programs from your neighboring Stormwater Consortiums:

Lexington

Sumter

School Programs

Interested in a presentation on stormwater pollution prevention for your organization?

We offer educational programs for children, adults, and technical audiences, including schools, scout troops, homeowners associations, garden clubs, and water quality interest groups.  There is no charge for programs.  If you are interested, please call Mary Nevins at 803-865-1216 ext. 122, or send an email to mnevins@clemson.edu

 

 

Stormwater Educators - Tell us about your programs!

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You are invited to join Gills Creek Watershed Association and the Richland Countywide Stormwater Consortium for a FREE two-night backyard landscaping mini-series.  This series will be held May 8th and 15th from 6:30-8:00 PM at Bayview Baptist Church on Two Notch Rd.  Based on the Carolina Yards and Neighborhoods program, this presentation series will teach you how to make your lawn better for the environment while also saving yourself time and money.  Learn to work with nature instead of against it.  Topics include selecting the best plants for your yard, native gardening, erosion control, and rain gardens.   Please see the attached flyer for details.  Registration is not required.

 

Carolina Yards and Neighborhoods is a recognition program for homeowners who want their yards to be the best that they can be for South Carolina.  Learn how to earn credits and get your yard certified at this workshop, or by visiting www.clemson.edu/cyn