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Collaborating to Improve Water Quality and Habitat in Our Urban Watershed

The MWMO watershed encompasses 25,309 acres (39.5 square miles) of fully developed urban lands and waters. We partner with our member communities to invest in green infrastructure that captures, cleans and reuses stormwater runoff.

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Discover spring plant sales and green yard tips in the MWMO’s 2025 Annual Spring Guide.

Learn how stormwater runoff impacts water quality and how watershed organizations help.

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Submit your address to find out if you’re in the MWMO’s watershed.

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Plant Sales, Cleanups, and Workshops: Your Guide to a Greener Spring

Spring is here, and your yard (and your community) are ready for a refresh. Whether you’re dreaming of a pollinator-friendly garden, adding a rain barrel, or finally planting that tree, […]
April 9, 2025
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MWMO Newsletter — March 2025 — Countdown to Earth Day Edition 🌏💧

In This Issue: Countdown to Earth Day, Adopt-A-Drain Challenge, Kasota Ponds Cleanup, Native Plant Workshops, Upcoming Events, and More Read the Newsletter
April 4, 2025

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MWMO Newsletter — February 2025 — Spring Forward Edition 🌱✨

In This Issue: Big Moves for Green Infrastructure, New Art Exhibit: Filter Effect, MWMO Internship Opportunities, Upcoming Events, and More Read the Newsletter
March 10, 2025

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