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View of downtown Minneapolis from Bde Maka Ska.

Wake surfer on Lake Minnetonka (credit: Samantha Hanus)

A rain garden with a cut curb to collect stormwater from the street.

Porous pavement allows rainwater to filter through and reduces runoff.

U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar grand marshaling the 2011 Creek Clean-Up

Rain gardens catch runoff and spruce up lawns.

Citizens learning about issues facing our watershed.

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Tip: Place edging around your plants so the soil stays put. This keeps your garden intact and keeps soil from washing into storm drains. (Learn more about this clean water tip).