Tippecanoe County Partnership for Water Quality

Who's in bloom? 🌼
False sunflower (Heliopsis helianthoides) is a bright native species that is sure to make you smile! This favorite of native bees and birds is deer resistant. 🐦🐝

We are SO excited about Float Jam! Learn about it and secure your spot: wabashriver.net/floatjam 🎵🛶💙

Save the date for our Fall De-Trash the Wabash: Saturday, October 3!

📣Calling all volunteers!📣

Volunteer Registration for the 2026 Wonders on the Wabash is officially open! Simply follow this link: https://www.tippecanoe.in.gov/969/Volunteer-Information to our volunteer page and scroll down to find the "Registration & Liability Waiver" button. We need volunteers like you, so please consider signing up!

Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or 7654239228

This is the kind of thing you want to report! We'd love a tip when you see grass clippings in the street - that way, we can educate homeowners and lawn care services about the importance of keeping storm drains only for rain! 💧
✨Report pollution on our website: https://www.tippecanoe.in.gov/1030/Report-A-Polluter

Remember: Only Rain Down the Drain! 💧Those grass clippings pollute waterways and cause safety hazards for motorcycles and bikes!

Wabash Riverfest canoe race practice night went swimmingly! 🛶 See you Saturday from 9 am-4 pm at Tapawingo Park!

We have more than 30 education booths attending this year! They will have some awesome interactive games and activities. Get in on the fun! 💧

Stopping by Wabash Riverfest is a great way to learn how to get involved with local community organizations that are improving our environment. From water quality to invasive species to urban gardening to endangered species, you can find your niche at Riverfest. Learn about actions happening locally and how you help out!

Learn more about Wabash Riverfest, happening July 11, at our website:

https://wabashriverfest.com/