Lots of good reading about the importance of water conservation |
An awestruck crowd |
A knot mysteriously slid down the rope as a message was given about the importance of oxygenated water |
Magician Steve Craig provided plenty of laughs in an entertaining program for children and adults as well |
The efforts of budding Bates County artists was also on display with “Be a Solution to Water Pollution” poster artwork for the public to see.
Osage Valley RC&D is a not-for-profit foundation promoting resource conservation and community development in Bates County and nine other Missouri counties in the Osage River Basin. The Bates County Watershed Festival was held in conduction with the Mound Branch Watershed Evaluation and Restoration Project which is partially funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 7, through the Missouri Department of Natural Resources under Section 319 of the Clean Water Act.
For more information visit www.osagevalleyrcd.com or call the RC&D office at 660-679-4332.
Balloon toss at the Watershed Festival today |
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