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Seattleites construct rain gardens to curb pollution from stormwater runoff: PBS Newshour
Stewardship Partners was recently featured on the PBS Newshour in a story about stormwater in the Puget Sound. Featured was our own Stacey Sowers, and the Delridge rain garden cluster that was installed this August.
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Rain gardens were featured on Morning edition, along with the 12,000 Rain Garden campaign.
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Evolving Northwest Landscapes: South Sound Magazine October 2011
When most people hear the phrase "water treatment plant," they think of industrial machinery, huge pipes, and sewers. But Stacey Gianas of Stewardship Partners thinks of actual plants. As in growing. Potentially in your yard as in a "rain garden."
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Rain Gardens will help prevent flooding in basement Snohomish County Tribune September 28, 2011 – Everett
A group of resident in the Northwest Neighborhood have something to "ooh la la" about with the installation of rain gardens at their homes.
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Sal goes international: Alex Ko August 31st, 2011
This past weekend, Sal became an international celebrity. With the return of his brethren the pink salmon, Sal decided to make the journey northward to celebrate their home coming, at the Pink Salmon Festival on August 28th in Vancouver BC. There were a number of obstacles to the journey, namely getting a large salmon 180 miles north and back in a weekend, but Sal performed admirably, after some curious looks from border patrol and questions about why a fish would migrate so far, Sal was able to make his way to Hadden Park for the event.
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