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Annual Wade in and Joe Stewart's Swim
May 18
11:00 AM -
2:00 PM
Rocky Point Park
Joe will swim across mouth of Patapsco to raise awareness of water quality issues. For directions call 410-887-3873
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Gwynns Falls Trail Celebration
June 07
10:00 AM -
4:00 PM
I-70 Park and Ride and Winans Meadow
Celebrate opening of GF Trail from Leakin Park to I-70 Park and Ride. We will have fly fishing and on water quality sampling demonstrations.
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Stonybrook stream cleanup
June 17
10:00 AM -
12:00 AM
8737 Meadow Heights Rd. Randallstown, Md.
Join the Stonybrook Community Association and the GFWA to help clean trash from the Scotts Level Branch.
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Beyond the Boardwalk
June 21, 10:00 AM -
June 22, 3:00 PM
In front of the Nat. Aquarium in Baltimore
National Aquarium in Baltimore will be hosting our “Beyond the Boardwalk” on the Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Waterfront Park. This event is designed to let folks know how their actions (in their own backyard) can affect Ocean/Bay health. In addition, there will be live music, sand sculpture contest and family crafts.
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About The Gwynns Falls Watershed Association
The Gwynns Falls Watershed Association (GFWA) was founded in 1997 as a 501c3 non-profit, community-based organization.
Our Mission Statement
The purpose of the Gwynns Falls Watershed Association is to engage in activities designed to improve water quality in the Gwynns Falls Watershed and to promote and enhance the value of the Gwynns Falls and its tributaries as a recreational, aesthetic, educational and natural resource.
GFWA's action agenda - including community outreach and education, informed advocacy with respect to stream quality issues and volunteer watershed restoration projects - is designed to improve both the quality of our streams and the quality of life in the whole watershed community.
The Gwynns Falls Watershed Association is a partner in Revitilizing Baltimore, a project funded by the U.S. Forest Service and managed by the Parks & People Foundation in cooperation with the Maryland State Forester. Additionally, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has provided a substantial grant to develop our Stream Watch Program.
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