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CIB Launches 1000 Rain Gardens for the Inland Bays  To print the 1000 Rain Gardens for the Inland Bays pamplet and learn how to build your own Rain Garden Click Here! To view a slide show on How and Why to Create a Rain Garden in pdf Click here! Backyard Habitats in the Inland Bays Watershed The loss of native habitat in the Inland Bays watershed, and excess nutrients going into our Bays are the two major issues that challenge our efforts to restore and protect the Inland Bays. Creating Backyard Habitats is a way that citizens can help us work for 'fishable, swimmable Bays. Millville Town Hall Habitat Demonstation Project  In October 2007, about fifteen volunteers and partners met at Millville Town Hall on what could only be described as a miserable day for an outdoor project…hard rain, wind, and temperatures that wouldn’t go above 40 degrees to plant a native plant garden, the first stage of the Millville Town Hall Habitat Demonstration Project, a project we hope to duplicate at town halls throughout the watershed. |
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