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Applicants are asked to submit a cover letter, resume, and list of at least three references to Carmony Adler, Executive Director via email at carmony.adler@gillscreekwatershed.org. Feel free to reach out with any questions, either by email to the Executive Director, or by phone at 803-727-8326.
When: 4.20 | 8:00-10:00am
Where: Timberlane Dr.
Spring migration is upon us! Grab your binoculars! Join Gills Creek Watershed Association members on a short accessible bird walk through the Gills Creek Urban Oasis with SC Wildlife Federation's Jay Keck. Jay is SCWF's Habitat Education Manager, and a bird enthusiast extraordinaire. This event sold out last time so make sure you get a ticket early! Meeting details will be sent with registration confirmation.
When: April 29 at noon
Where: Online Webinar
With Rick Huffman, Earth Design. Take a look back into SC’s impressive botanical heritage, full of biodiversity, and learn how native plants serve a critical role. When science, ecology, and design come together, sustainability and living art is the result. By designing with nature, landscapes can be beautiful and functional to heal, mitigate, and define our sense of community. Learn from examples of how designing with nature can support pollinators and wildlife while reducing impacts from stormwater and urbanization!
When: May 4 - all day!
Where: www.midlandsgives.org/gcwa
Your donation will turn a flood-devastated street into a flood-protection zone, full of wildlife, native plants, and a wealth of educational opportunity! By donating even $10, you make a direct impact to our mission AND, YOUR DONATION IS DOUBLED thanks to our generous sponsor Mast General Store and GCWA Board Members who have given us $6,000 for a match! Join us in meeting our goal of raising $12,000!
When: Saturday, May 15, 9am-12pm
Where: S. Beltline
Every Spring, PalmettoPride and Keep South Carolina Beautiful, in partnership with Keep America Beautiful, coordinate the Great American Cleanup™, a localized cleanup, beautification, and community improvement program. Gills Creek Watershed Association has been participating the past few years and will be again this year! We'd love for you to join us to help keep our watershed clean!
We will follow social-distance guidelines and wear masks to protect our community. Exact meetup location details will be shared closer to time.
Our programs are designed to restore Gills Creek, educate the surrounding community, and advocate for its continued protection.
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Article in the Post and Courier featuring GCWA, Richland County, and the City of Columbia
Article by The State about GCWA's 319 grant from SCDHEC, with matching funds provided by the City of Columbia, and the great support of Meyers Brothers Properties.
The Gills Creek Watershed Management Plan 2020 Update is complete!
The 2009 Gills Creek Watershed Management Plan has been updated in order to reflect changes in the watershed’s condition over the last ten years and to provide a more explicit listing of projects within the Gills Creek Watershed, along with predicted costs and expected results.
GCWA is grateful to the Richland County Conservation Commission for funding to complete this update. We appreciate McCormick Taylor’s efforts to accomplish the work within our budget, and we are grateful to our Technical Committee members and to the many residents and stakeholders in the watershed who took the time to provide information to guide the Plan update.
Public input allowed pollutant “hotspots” within the watershed to be identified, helping to guide many of the specific projects within this Plan. The Plan also addresses EPA's nine required elements of watershed-based plans, including information such as: pollutant causes, sources, and amounts; current and predicted future development conditions; flooding concerns; best management practices; community engagement; and a schedule for implementing the plan, as well as measures of its success.
This updated Plan will provide myriad options not only for GCWA, but for local governments and others in the watershed. It is meant to be a living document, adjusted as needed to reflect watershed conditions and accommodate new threats, opportunities, and community concerns. We welcome any feedback regarding this Plan update, which can be submitted here: https://arcg.is/PujOn.
To view the Gills Creek Watershed Management Plan - 2020 Update, visit our webpage: https://www.gillscreekwatershed.org/what-we-do/key-documents.
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