2023 Updates from the Maumee Area of Concern

    Earlier this year, the Maumee AOC achieved a major milestone: BUI 11, Degradation of Aesthetics, was removed! We’re offering a refresher on what we do as facilitating organization, what this removal means, and why it matters. The Maumee AOC Advisory Committee (MAAC) works for fishable, swimmable, and drinkable waters within the Maumee AOC through restoration […]

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    2023 Annual Stewardship and Involvement Award

    Congratulations to Marilyn Lodge, dedicated Clean Your Streams volunteer and the recipient of our annual Environmental Stewardship & Involvement award. Ms. Lodge is a quiet, but persistent, force behind the huge volunteer breakfast and many raffle prizes for CYS Day! Marilyn Lodge started volunteering for the Ottawa River kickoff even before it was held at […]

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    2023 Annual General Meeting

    You’re invited to our Annual General Meeting on November 30! Our AGM is where we reflect on the past year’s accomplishments, recognize the recipient of our Annual Environmental Stewardship and Involvement Award, as well as the winners of Clean Your Streams Challenges, and conduct organizational business, including the election of the Board of Directors. We’re […]

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    Give Your Waterways a Hand on Giving Tuesday

    Help your waterways by donating to a charity that works every day to educate, lead volunteers, and provide direction towards cleaner waterways to local cities! This year, #GivingTuesday is November 28 and Partners for Clean Streams will once again be participating! #GivingTuesday is a global movement to give back to charities that help make communities […]

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    Reflections on CWAT’S First Water Monitoring Season

    Community Water Action in Toledo (CWAT) has wrapped up its first PCS-coordinated volunteer water quality monitoring season. Learn what volunteers have accomplished so far. Flowing across an April-October season, the CWAT program allows PCS to coordinator partner organizations’ water monitoring programs by sharing training resources, engaging in volunteer outreach, aligning sampling protocols, and evaluating program […]

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    How Well Do You Know Your Local Waterways?

    We’re proud of how our programs benefit our region’s rivers, streams, and creeks, but which rivers, streams and creeks, exactly? Dive deeper into our water with a slept-on section of our website: About Our Waterways. Northwest Ohio is home to some of the rarest ecosystems on Earth. Thousands of years ago, glacier movements carved out our […]

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