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take, and how we can protect our precious waterways. Participants engage directly with the model, simulating real world environmental scenarios and learn how their actions impact groundwater health.
Best Practices for Protecting Groundwater
Residents play a crucial role in protecting our water resources. Here are some simple but impactful steps:
n Test and inspect wells annually to ensure water safety and system efficiency. n Maintain septic systems by pumping tanks every 3-5 years and avoiding harsh chemicals. n Reduce chemical use in landscaping, opting for organic fertilizers and native plants to limit runoff. n Be mindful of road salt usage and sweep excess salt after snow melts to prevent contamination. n Conserve water at home by fixing leaks, installing efficient fixtures, and using rainwater for outdoor needs.
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Bring an interactive environmental experience to your community- book a hands-on demonstration with our 3-D Enviroscape ® Model. Participants engage directly with the model, simulating realworld environmental scenarios covering pollution, land use and more.
Looking Ahead: A Call to Action
The health of our groundwater depends on collective action. By taking small, mindful steps, every resident can contribute to a more sustainable future. Montgomery Countryside Alliance continues to expand education and outreach efforts, advocating for policies that protect groundwater and hosting hands-on learning opportunities from the community.
To schedule a demonstration for your school or organization, or to learn more about the Piedmont SAA, visit www. mocogroundwater. org and join the movement to protect our most vital resource— clean, safe water.
The Good Gift has been made possible through the Clean Water Montgomery Grant Program, supported through the Montgomery County Water Quality Protection Fund. The Enviroscape model was made possible with funds from Heritage Montgomery and Montgomery County Government.
Abby Mann is the Groundwater Campaign Coordinator for Montgomery Countryside Alliance. A marketing communications professional, she specializes in brand awareness, outreach, and educational initiatives for mission driven organizations. She lives in southern Frederick County with her husband, son and daughter and enjoys brunch and cooking with fresh, local food.
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