FACT - Friends of Alum Creek and Tributaries
Volunteers working to preserve, protect, restore the quality & beauty of the Alum Creek watershed.
Congratulations. We highly look forward to Westerville's wetland restoration project - along the east side of their community center.
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Protecting 10 Acres of North Linden’s Largest Remaining Woodland. Columbus City Council Preliminary Meeting Highlights for January 13, 2025: "Councilmember Nancy Day-Achauer is sponsoring ordinance 3450-2024, which authorizes the Director of Recreation and Parks to enter into a $1.2 million grant agreement with the Ohio Public Works Commission (OPWC) for the Cooke Woods Preservation Project. This initiative will protect 6.14 acres of mature forest in North Linden, completing a 10-acre woodland preservation effort in the neighborhood. Preservation of this forested area will improve air quality, reduce urban heat stress, and provide critical natural habitat for wildlife." Jan. 10, 2025 email.
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Road salt is a growing problem for water quality. Be Salt Smart.
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Great news for our western sister watershed. Thank you Preservation Parks of Delaware County for the land acquisition and riparian way protection.
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The red outlines the woodland corridor where invasives removed on Nov. 23. FACT's 1-acre prairie meadow field is adjacent.
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Help Columbus Recreation and Parks Department with their clean up tomorrow Saturday 10AM Nov. 23 at Mock Park within FACT's watershed. The woodlands & hidden streams are gorgeous.
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We at Anhesuer-Busch did a clean up last year along the banks and came out with this in just three hours!
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Preservation Parks finalized the purchase of 17 acres from DelCo Water Company east of Bale Kenyon Road to expand McCammon Creek Park along Alum Creek. In Orange Township on Nov. 13
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Aerial view of oxbow. Parcel specs - www.co.delaware.oh.us/services/reportservice/report.htm?p=31841301001000
Careful while traveling upon the 2/10 mile long pretty Alum Creek Greenway Trail boardwalk...
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We Look forward to reviewing the park's watershed restoration improvement plans that'll reroute the ol storm water 'ditch' from off Big Walnut St to a more natural flow. Location -https://maps.app.goo.gl/JwZ9hinLxGoLpdg9A
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Great turnout!
How many honeysuckle stems were removed this time? Best estimate needed