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  • Home
  • About
  • Safe Water for Harpers Ferry
    • How Safe Is Your Water
    • Septic Pumping Program
  • Stewardship
    • Education Resources
    • How You Can Help
    • Video for Homeowners
  • Connect
    • Contact Us
    • Receive e-Newsletter
    • Your Watershed Address
    • Who Works On Water
  • State of the Run
    • Problems
    • Plans & Reports
  • News
    • News
    • Events
    • Video & Photo Gallery

Conservation Video Series for Homeowners


Homeowner Conservation

Simple Ways To Care For Your Property And Watershed

The Elks Run Watershed Group developed this conservation video series to
share practical best management practices that homeowners can apply around
their homes and land simply and affordably.

Programs and incentives may be available to help cover the cost of these
improvements. For more information, contact Kristen Bisom, Conservation
Specialist with the Eastern Panhandle Conservation District and the
West Virginia Conservation Agency.

Project Support

These videos were made possible by a grant from the Environmental
Protection Agency’s

Chesapeake Bay Program

and were produced by

The Downstream Project

01

Rain Gardens

Learn how rain gardens can help capture and absorb stormwater,
reduce runoff, and create a more attractive landscape around your home.

02

Rain Barrels

See how rain barrels can collect roof runoff for later use while
helping reduce the amount of stormwater moving across your property.

Conservation Assistance

Interested In Making Improvements At Home?

Contact Kristen Bisom to learn more about conservation practices,
available programs, and possible financial assistance.


Contact Kristen

ERWG News & Events

  • Elks Run Becomes Morgan Academy Classroom
  • Twenty Years of Meaningful Watershed Education
  • Restoring Roots and Resilience at Sam Michael’s Park

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  • Tree Planting
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