Coastal Waccamaw Stormwater Education ConsortiumCWSEC: Helping local governments meet requirements for stormwater education and public involvement

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What Can I Do?

Good water quality depends on us, and we depend on good water quality. And ensuring good water quality starts with individuals like you! There are many things that you can do around your home and in your everyday life to help manage stormwater and control nonpoint source pollution in order to protect water quality. Consider the impact on our local waters if everyone took these simple steps. Why not start with yourself? Click on each image below to learn how these things affect water quality and what you can do about it.

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minimize impervious surfaces scoop your pet's poop don't be a litter bug maintain septic system plant vegetative buffers properly maintain your vehicle
Minimize Impervious Surfaces! Scoop Your Pet's Poop Don't Be a Litter Bug! Maintain Your Septic System! Maintain Vegetation! Plant Trees & Buffers! Maintain Your Car!


minimize fertilizer use never put anything into a storm drain raingarden report erosion and sediment problems compost yard waste
Minimize Fertilizer Use! Never Put Anything in a Storm Drain! Build a Rain Garden! Report Erosion & Sediment Problems! Compost or Contain your Yard Waste!

For additional ideas for larger projects that you can undertake in your community, see our Service Projects section.

 
Page last modified on May 16, 2008