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Do you live in the watershed and have a drainage problem? Or maybe you’re interested in improving the environment while improving your yard? Have you heard of the City of Burlington’s 50/50 program? The 50/50 program provides an opportunity for homeowners within the City to partner with the City to improve drainage on private property. […]
The City of Burlington, City of Graham and NCDOT invites all local service groups, youth groups, and residents to participate in a stream side cleanup of Little Alamance Creek and its tributaries. The event offers volunteers a chance to make a difference for the environment. Come out and join us as we remove trash, debris […]
Planning is in progress for the 1st Annual Alamance Creek Week this upcoming March 2018! Alamance Creek Week will be an exciting week of fun, learning, and volunteer opportunities across Alamance County that are all related to water quality and conservation. Alamance Creek Week will include a number of activities within the Little Alamance Creek […]
Please join NC Water Resources Association and NC Association of Environmental Professionals in downtown Winston Salem on Thursday, November 2 to hear Marion Hopkins (EPA Region 4), Cam NcNutt (NCDEQ), and Andrew McDaniel (NCDOT) discuss TMDL Alternatives: Category 4B Success Stories and Other Options. This workshop will focus on alternatives for addressing impaired waters without […]
The Piedmont Triad Regional Council announced on June 21, 2016 that they have hired Lindsey Lengyel as their new Stormwater SMART coordinator. The PTRC oversees the Stormwater SMART program that provides stormwater education throughout the Triad Region from their offices in Kernersville. The SMART program is based on direct education of school age children but […]
The City of Burlington, City of Graham, and NCDOT are pleased to announce the release of the Little Alamance Creek Watershed website. The website, as part of a Healthy Streams Cooperative, can be found at littlealamancecreek.com and is centered on improving the water quality within Little Alamance Creek. Burlington, Graham, and NCDOT have been working […]
The City of Burlington retroffited an existing drainage area near its Kernodle Senior Center and Aquatic’s Center. The bio-retention basin was selected as the best available retrofit after a retrofit study was conducted. The retrofit is only a couple hundred feet from the main stem of Little Alamance Creek and the basin is downstream from […]
