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FOEC JANUARY EVENTS

Posted on 01/08/22 by Elizabeth in Friends of Euclid Creek

Happy New Year Everyone, I will be sending out another email with more Friends of Euclid Creek information at the end of the month but in the meantime see the interesting events going on below: Friends of Euclid Creek coming up - 2022 Scholarship roll out - https://wwwfriendsofeuclidcreek.com/scholarship - New 6 month 2022 Calendar of Events - Kick Off event - February - Frog... read more

New Year, New Leadership - A letter from CSWCD's new Executive Director, Kristin Hall

Posted on 01/04/22 by Kristin in Educational Outreach

It is an incredible honor for me to step into the role of Executive Director at the Cuyahoga Soil & Water Conservation District. This is a role that aligns perfectly with my passion for the natural environment and sustainability, my background in municipal government, and my love of working with and for people. To introduce myself, I am a... read more

FOEC December Update

Posted on 12/15/21 by Elizabeth in Friends of Euclid Creek

HAPPY HOLIDAYS Everyone! We haven't talked in a few months so it's time to catch up. Thirty people come to the "Holiday Get Together" at Mulligans in Highland Hts. this month instead of our traditional Holiday Party. Everyone had a great time. (See the pictures attached.) Barb Holtz won the OSU tree book door prize. Great food, great friends. We... read more

Reflecting and Passing the Torch

Posted on 12/14/21 by in Educational Outreach

As year-end rapidly approaches, it also marks the bittersweet end of my professional environmental career. While I anticipate future opportunities to explore other options, my immediate plans include travel, volunteer opportunities, the Cleveland Hiking Club, and walking Coco (my grand dog)! That said, I want to reflect on the past year and the last twenty years and do... read more

Unrealized Amenities

Posted on 12/07/21 by Carla in Storm Water Services

Did you know that when it rains, quietly some of the landscape around us is hard at work? No, I am not talking about wooded/forested areas – although they do an extraordinary job with water absorption. I am talking about the parts of the built landscape that are engineered to collect and slow the flow of water, and in... read more

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