FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries
Volunteers working to preserve, protect, restore the quality & beauty of the Alum Creek watershed.
Check out the many April public activities at one of three Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks located within our watershed. Plus, FACT volunteers will be removing honeysuckle bushes along the Annehurst connector trail on April 5th morn.
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FACT was one of many groups helping Columbus Recreation and Parks Department develop the Urban Forestry Master Plan for the city of Columbus. Read their latest news bulletin, below...
Columbus Urban Forestry Master Plan Progress in 2024
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Columbus Urban Forestry Master Plan Progress in 2024 City of Columbus, Ohio sent this bulletin at 03/25/2025 08:00 PM EDT Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. Columbus Urban Fores...1 CommentsComment on Facebook
If you live in Westerville, there are still a few spots open for the Lawnmower Exchange. Trade in your gas-powered mower for an electric mower.
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Excellent city & community work within neighboring Olentangy watershed. FACT volunteers have removed over 1,000 tires dumped within our Alum Creek watershed, since we started counting.
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Columbus Alum Creek Trail boardwalk notice.
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Thanks Blueprint Columbus
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Good replacement info for invasive plants. Please help with our continued clean out efforts.
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Nice coverage. Thanks to this Columbus grant last year Final Third Foundation was able to acquire many large trees that us FACT volunteers planted along the Alum Creek Trail through the private Pathways Park. (Watch the news video for two of our photos). We expect to continue our collaboration this year.
Columbus aims to grow tree canopy to combat carbon emissions, enhance neighborhoods
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From beautifying our neighborhoods to reducing carbon emissions, there is a big effort to add more trees around Columbus.The goal is to grow the tree canopy in0 CommentsComment on Facebook
FACT's 2025 service events & activities. Save these preliminary dates. 'Follow' us for more events, and any changes. Please contact FACT if your group may want to partner on some volunteer project within our watershed.
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We all live downstream! Our Alum Creek watershed confluences into Big Walnut Creek that drains into Scioto River, flowing into Ohio River (at Portsmouth) then Mississippi River and onto Gulf. 'Every piece of trash removed from our roadways, parking lots and yards is one step toward a cleaner, healthier river system and ocean.'
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Qualified groups have one more week to submit applications...
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