Next Steps for Clean Water: Science, Tools, and Incentives for the New Drayton Harbor TMDL

What is the new Drayton Harbor TMDL and what will it mean for you? Join us on Thursday, October 23 to get answers! Drayton Harbor and the streams that flow into it have high levels of fecal bacteria. To make the water safe again, the WA Department of Ecology has developed a draft Drayton Harbor Water Quality Improvement Plan known as a Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL). The TMDL plan will help partners clean up the watershed to make it safe for swimming and fishing. Come learn about the new science, tools, and incentives that you can use to help! Please register for this free event https://forms.gle/VRJrEL4PVySLFvCs6 Presented by: • James Kardouni, Water Quality TMDL Lead - Water Quality Program WA Department of Ecology • Aneka Sweeney, Education and Outreach Manager Whatcom Conservation District