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Appoquinimink River Association Begins
Educational Visits to Watershed Schools

Recent visits to St. Andrew's School, Silver Lake Elementary School, and Redding Middle School kicked off the Appoquinimink River Association's campaign of watershed education for area students.  Targeting grades 5 - 12, we're talking to classes about the natural wonders of the Appoquinimink Watershed, the types of pollution that are challenging our water quality, and things that they can do in their own homes to help protect our rivers, lakes and ponds.  

If you are a teacher in the watershed and would like someone from the Association to speak to your class, contact Sara Wozniak or phone her at (302) 382-0335 for more information and scheduling.


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