Stream Restoration Information

Thanks to a grant from the Bama Works Fund at CACF the Garden now has informational signs on site. You can find them on the path by the railroad tracks close to the stream. Part of the Stream Restoration Educational Program, these signs provide important details about why stream health and clean water are important, what factors impact stream health, and how the restoration will occur.

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Stream Restoration Information

by | Feb 14, 2021

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Stream Tests Over Time

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Stream Test Results by Date

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Conservation Alliance putting bug net in the stream

Lab School 9th and 10th Graders created a variety of artistic StreamScapes to showcase the importance of stream health in nature.

9.27 lab school frog by 3d stream

Frog enjoying a healthy stream.

9.27 lab school healthy stream filters sign

Healthy Stream with winding, burbling water and healthy trees.

9.27 lab school healthy stream map with close-ups

Healthy stream with animals: minnows, turtles, herons

9.27 lab school healthy map wildlife

Lab School creating healthy stream wildlife art

9.27 lab school now and then sign

Sign of the current unhealthy stream and how a restored stream will look.

9.27 lab school streamscape frog top

Streamscape with healthy frog

9.27 lab school streamscape table

Making streamscapes in 3D.

9.27 lab school table group with pipe cleaners

Creating healthy stream wildlife and foliage

9.27 lab school 3d table couple

Building a streamscape