Anyone interested in protecting the water quality of Drayton Harbor will have the chance to hear about the state’s new proposal to create cleaner water during a presentation 5:30-6:30 p.m. Thursday, October 23 at the Blaine Public Library, 610 3rd Street.
The hour-long presentation, “Next Steps for Clean Water: Science, Tools, and Incentives for the New Drayton Harbor TMDL” will provide information on the Washington State Department of Ecology’s draft water quality improvement plan called the Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL). The plan will be an effort with other partners to make the watershed safe for recreation.
James Kardouni, water quality TMDL lead for the Water Quality Program at Ecology and Aneka Sweeney, education and outreach manager at Whatcom Conservation District will lead the meeting.
The presentation will be part of the Whatcom Watersheds Information Network Speaker Series. To register or for more information, visit whatcomwin.org/speaker-series. Questions may also be directed to Cheryl Lovato Niles at clniles@wsu.edu.
