Rain Garden at Harrisonville Elementary

Harrisonville Elementary School and the South Grand River Watershed Alliance anticipated that a rain garden would be completed at the Elementary School before the end of September. However, nature had other priorities. Heavy fall rains delayed site preparation and planting until October 20.

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KNOW YOUR WATERSHED

Invasive plants: A threat to watersheds In recent years, the use of native plants in landscapes, both large and small, has been highly recommended as an action people can take to improve water quality and quantity. Native plants are those that have evolved in a region over thousands of years and are adapted to the soils and climate of the region. more

South Grand River Watershed Alliance (SGRWA) Hosts the 2010 Open House

The South Grand River Watershed Alliance (SGRWA) once again hosted our Open House. This was not only an opportunity to find out about the SGRWA, but also to meet and visit with representatives from several Federal, State, and local agencies and organizations. Our Open House was held on April 22, 2010 at the Lions Community Center, 500 Schug Avenue, Peculiar, Missouri

Board of Directors Monthly Meeting

The next monthly meeting of the South Grand River Watershed Alliance (SGRWA) will be held Wednesday, August 18, at the Public Water Supply District 10 building in Peculiar, MO (530 S. Peculiar Drive, Peculiar, MO-across the street and a little south of the General Dollar Store) from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. Meetings are usually held on the third Wednesday of every month. Our meetings are open to everyone and we welcome your comments and ideas. We want you to be able to attend!! Bring a friend!! If you have any questions, email us at info at southgrandwatershed.com.

In case of inclement weather at the time of our monthly meeting, call (816) 759.7305 ext 2234 on the day of the meeting and listen to the recording to see if the meeting time or date has been changed.

Pleasant Hill Middle School gets rain garden

When school begins in late summer, students attending the Pleasant Hill Middle School will discover a new feature on their campus to address water quality—a rain garden. To read more

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