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Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanChapter 7. Management RecommendationsGoal 6-G: Increase awareness about water quality issues affecting communities (continued).Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority6. Educate homeowners about alternativesewage treatment systems, proper testingand maintenance of existing on-lotsewage systems.Municipalities, SEO,Conservation Groups,DEP, DCED, MunicipalAuthoritiesDEP, DCED, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium7. Offer landowner education workshops toprovide information about the properinstallation and maintenance of on-lotseptic systems.Citizens,Municipalities, DEP,Conservation Groups,SEOsDEP, EPA, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium8. Conduct outreach campaigns to educatewatershed residents about the land uses intheir communities.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,Cooperative ExtensionsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsLowGoal 6-H: Establish ongoing environmental education programs.Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority1. Develop and implement educationalworkshops and/or outreach programsabout point source pollution, how toreport point source violations, and how toresearch permit information.Conservation Groups,Sportsmen's Groups,Citizens, DEP, EPAEPA, DEP, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium2. Develop and implement educationprograms for schools about abandonedmine drainage and other sources of nonpointsource pollution.Conservation Groups,WPCAMR, DEP,Conservation DistrictsDEP, EPA, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium3. Develop and implement locally basedenvironmental/social educationalprograms that focus on ConnoquenessingCreek.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,Cooperative ExtensionsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium4. Increase awareness of watershed-relatedissues through the distribution ofmaterials and educational programs.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,Cooperative ExtensionsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium5. Hold stream monitoring workshops ortrainings for adult and student volunteers.Conservation Groups,Stakeholders, DEPDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium6. Create an outdoor education center in thewatershed, potentially at the AthleticField site in downtown ButlerConservation Groups,Conservation Districts,School DistrictsDCNR, PrivateSources, FoundationsLowGoal 6-I: Increase awareness about water quality, quantity, and conservation practices.Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority1. Educate homeowners about the effects ofthe overuse of fertilizers, pesticides, andherbicides on groundwater.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,LandownersDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium7-46
Connoquenessing Creek Watershed Conservation PlanChapter 7. Management RecommendationsGoal 6-I: Increase awareness about water quality, quantity, and conservation practices (continued).Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority2. Educate community residents and watersuppliers about potential threats to thepublic water supply.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,Citizens, WaterSuppliersDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium3. Promote groundwater quality awarenesswhen conducting education and outreachprograms, and provide educationalinformation about potential threats towater supply.Conservation Groups,Municipalities, WaterSuppliers, ConservationDistrictsDEP, DCED, EPA,Private Sources,FoundationsMedium4. Develop or implement educationaloutreach programs for private wellowners, specifically concerning solesource aquifer protection programs andprotecting ground water supplies.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,DEP, RWA,LandownersDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium5. Educate citizens on the importance ofwater quantity and the benefits of waterconservation.Conservation Districts,Conservation GroupsDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsMedium6. Educate homeowners about thesignificance of water-use designationsand ways to minimize non-point sourcepollution.Conservation Groups,Conservation Districts,CitizensDEP, Private Sources,FoundationsLowGoal 6-J: Educate stakeholders about the importance of wildlife and natural resources.Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority1. Educate the public about the use andpurpose of Natural Heritage Inventoriesin planning, with an additional focus onunderstanding the importance of thenatural resources that exist.Municipalities,Counties, PNHP,Conservation GroupsDCNR, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium2. Sponsor outreach programs to educatelandowners about wildlife managementpractices.Sportsmen Groups,PGCPGC, Private Sources,FoundationsMediumGoal 6-K: Increase awareness of the importance of biodiversity and protecting wildlife habitats.Method to achieve goal Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority1. Provide educational field trips to electedofficials emphasizing natural resourcesand the value of those resources to theregion.Conservation Groups,PGC, DCNR, USFWS,Elected Officials,PNHPDCNR, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium2. Educate citizens about biologicaldiversity and the vital importance ofconserving habitats and protectingspecies.Conservation Groups,PGC, DCNR, USFWS,PNHPDCNR, PrivateSources, FoundationsMedium7-47
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