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Save Local Waters Save Local Waters page is supported by The Regional Storm Water Collaborative.

This collaborative is composed of Storm Water Districts, Municipalities, and Soil and Water Conservation Districts in Southwest Ohio and Northern Kentucky.

Join us aboard the Belle of Cincinnati on September 17. We'll hear from industry experts, then take a cruise along the r...
08/18/2026

Join us aboard the Belle of Cincinnati on September 17. We'll hear from industry experts, then take a cruise along the river. Sign up now. Early bird registration ends 8/27.

https://www.savelocalwaters.org/fieldday.html

It's time for another Stormwater Float. Enjoy your lunch aboard the Belle of Cincinnati as we cruise the Ohio River, and...
08/12/2026

It's time for another Stormwater Float. Enjoy your lunch aboard the Belle of Cincinnati as we cruise the Ohio River, and hear the latest from industry professionals.

Registration is now open. Use code STORM before August 27 for the Early-bird discount.

https://www.savelocalwaters.org/fieldday.html

07/20/2026
Planting native plants do more than attract beneficial pollinators. They help absorb stormwater runoff, filter pollutant...
07/17/2026

Planting native plants do more than attract beneficial pollinators. They help absorb stormwater runoff, filter pollutants, and don't require additional water or fertilizer, so they're better for the environment. We took all of these photos today. If you've ever wanted to start your own pollinator garden with native plants, check out our website on how to get started.

https://www.savelocalwaters.org/pollinators.html

Thanks to SD1 for hosting us at Public Service Park to talk with Cincinnati Sarah   about the many benefits of planting ...
07/15/2026

Thanks to SD1 for hosting us at Public Service Park to talk with Cincinnati Sarah about the many benefits of planting native plants in your yard.

Environmental benefits of native plants

07/01/2026

Planting for Pollinators not only attracts wildlife to your garden but also benefits the environment. Native plants have deeper roots, meaning they are drought-tolerant and require less water. After heavy rains, they can absorb more water than grass or many non-native garden plants, which means less water runoff into our streets and storm drains.

To find out more info on the benefits of native plants or planting your own pollinator garden, visit www.savelocalwaters.org

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