Reduce Food Packaging
Switching from EPS Foam containers and plastic utensils to reusable trays, cups, plates, and utensils can make a big difference.
Get On The Water
Getting out on the water is not only fun and great exercise, the more you use the water, the more likely it is you'll think about protecting it. So go ahead, go for a swim, get your fishing pole, take a boat for a ride, or attend a water festival near you.
Become a Water Quality Monitor
Completing water quality monitoring training and adopting a site to regularly test, is a great way to help the community identify problems before they get out of control.
Join a Watershed Group
Volunteer, place-based grassroots groups are committed to creating a clean water future for their communities. Through water quality monitoring, education and outreach, and assessment.
Take a Field Trip
There are dozens of opportunities for students to learn about stormwater, trash, and pollution's impact on our streams, rivers, and bays.
Volunteer Your Time
There are a number of opportunities to volunteer in ways that can help create a clean water future for generations to come
Recycle Your Water Bottle
Each plastic bottle will outlive you for centuries. When you can't avoid them, find a way to recycle them!
Start Recycling Program
Recycling teaches positive behaviors that help keep plastic bottles and cans out of our waters.
Invite Clean Water Future Speaker
Create a Clean Water Future has several engaging speakers who would be willing to come to your entire school, class, or club.
Promote Use Of Reusable Totes
Encouraging and enabling customers to avoid plastic bags helps reducing the plastic debris we have to deal with and the chances it will end up in our waters.