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tip #7: Capture and soak any water runoff from within the buffer into the ground

9/25/2023

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​Direct water runoff from lawns, decks, patios, pathways, and other impervious or semi-impervious areas in the buffer to vegetated areas that can slow water down, hold it, and allow it to soak in slowly, thereby filtering water and preventing erosion and pollution from entering your stream! Green infrastructure practices such as vegetated swales, infiltration trenches, and rain gardens can be used to treat water runoff and protect our vital water resources. Not only are these practices functional but they can also add beauty and character to your property!
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    • In-Lake Aeration System
    • NRPC Road Survey Notice 2021
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    • Lake Carmi in the News
    • Ask A Scientist
    • Join our Mailing List
    • Letter to Our Legislators
    • Marsh Brook Report 2020
    • Lake Carmi Watershed Phosphorus Study
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    • Alum Feasibility Study
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