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Resources
Area Assistance TeamsContact information for Area Assistance Teams for Ohio’s five districts (Northwest, Northeast, Southwest, Central, and Southeast). These teams provide expert advice on water quality planning to watershed groups. More about the Area Assistance Teams... Buckeye Basins NewsletterBuckeye Basins is a quarterly newsletter produced by the Ohio State University Extension Watershed Team. Go to the Buckeye Basins Newsletter archive... Try This! FeaturesTry This! highlights successful projects and events from watersheds around Ohio. Go to the Try This! archive... Watershed ToolshedThe Watershed Toolshed is a collection of articles offering quick information on watershed management topics. Visit the Watershed Toolshed... Conference & Workshop SummariesSummaries of past Ohio Watershed Leaders’ workshops and proceedings and presentations from past conferences. Go to Conference and Workshop Summaries... Recommended LinksNational, regional, and state websites related to watershed protection and management. Go to Recommended Links... Reference LibraryHelpful references on watershed and group process topics, a glossary of watershed terms, and an alphabetized list of common (and not so common) acronyms. Go to the Reference Library...
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Recent UpdatesPrimer on Climate Change and Implications for Land Use and Watershed ManagementPresentations on climate change and implications for watershed professionals. View Material... Additions to the Watershed ToolshedArticles by students from last spring's Ohio Watershed Academy: Assembling a Resource Guide, Developing a Watershed Inventory, and Developing a Watershed Presentation. View all Watersheds Toolshed articles... 
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Rain Gardens: Putting Landscapes to WorkThe Euclid Creek Watershed in Cuyahoga County is applying innovative solutions to an old challenge faced by many urbanized watersheds: relatively few acres of green space combined with the need to reduce stormwater runoff. One of these solutions is use of rain gardens to reduce storm water runoff and remove urban pollutants such as sediment, metals, and phosphorous. More about the Euclid Creek Watershed's rain garden project...
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