Learn how to plant a beautiful colorful rain garden to collect your rainwater runoff! Rain gardens reduce flooding by helping runoff soak into the ground; they also filter pollutants and help keep our lakes and rivers clean. The Tippecanoe Watershed Foundation is holding a Rain Garden Workshop on May 16 at the North Webster Community Center. 
The workshop will take place from 10am-3pm and you will be able to learn the basics of rain gardening for your yard, visit the garden planted at Jellystone in 2008, design a garden, and plant a new one in front of the North Webster Community Center!
Contact Lyn at telwf@kconline.com or (574) 834-3242 to register for this FREE workshop. Lunch will be provided for $5-10.
Sponsored by: Tippecanoe Watershed Foundation, JFNew, Stenger Excavating, and the North Webster Community Center
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PRESS RELEASE - KLAS Receives $25,000 Grant to Educate 2,600 Kosciusko County StudentsKosciusko Lakes and Streams (KLAS), a county-wide environmental initiative centered at Grace College, has received a $25,000 grant to launch a series of environmental field days targeting 2,600 students throughout Kosciusko County. The grant was awarde
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Thank you to Lakes Festival Supporters!The second annual Northern Indiana Lakes Festival, which kicked off the appreciation week on Saturday, June 26, was a great success with over 1,000 children and adult visitors, 30 booths representing non-profit/educational organizations and water-ori
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Learn about Blue-green Algae at the Lakes FestivalThe Northern Indiana Lakes Festival is taking place this Saturday, June 26 from 11am-5pm at Center Lake in Warsaw! Come visit the KLAS booth and learn about how blue-green algae is affecting our local lakes.
The Northern Indiana Lakes Festival is taking place this Saturday, June 26 from 11am-5pm at Center Lake in Warsaw! Come visit the KLAS booth and learn about how blue-green algae is affecting our local lakes.