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| Shoreline rain garden Photo by Courtney Olander |
When hard rain pounds the Pacific Northwest, water from rooftops, lawns and streets gushes with pollutants and overflows public storm drains.
The environmental impact can be devastating to our watersheds, compromising the health of parks, wetlands, rivers and salmon habitat.
Learn how you can build a rain garden - an easy and striking way to combat storm water runoff.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Lake Forest Park Library.
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