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Anyone located within the Pennichuck watershed can make an impact on the waterways around them, particularly through lawn care but also during the redevelopment or renovation of property. Below are some fliers to educate homeowners within the Pennichuck watershed to ensure their impact is a positive one. Please click the links below to download and print the materials to educate your household on better stormwater management practices.

Be a Yard Hero

Be a Leaf Hero

Low-Impact Development

Lawn Care