When I saw this at Philadelphia's historic Academy of Natural Sciences, I thought it was a pretty fitting thought for this point in our semester.
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That is a great photo of the display "We All Live Downstream"
I am designing a new Green Living series of posters to teach people about rain gardens, green roofs, and low impact development.
But that visual at the museum is inspiring.
Good luck with your watershed education. The good news is it happening across the country.
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Timothy Colman
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