Wednesday, March 24, 12noon, this on-line event requires advance registration

H2Ohio is one of the most comprehensive, science-based plans for clean water in state history. Designed to improve Ohio’s water quality from source to tap, H2Ohio focuses specifically on reducing phosphorus in Ohio’s waterways through conservation best practices, creating wetlands, addressing failing septic systems, and preventing lead contamination in drinking water.

The Ohio Environmental Council invites you to join our team and special guests to learn about the different components of the H2Ohio program as well as what is planned for the future of the program.

Join us on March 24 at 12noon to learn more about the Ohio Department of Natural Resources wetland program as we speak with the Medina County Park District about their wetland project at Chippewa Lake Park.

RSVP for this event by using this link.

Hosted by The Ohio Environmental Council.