- Water quality problems may seem overwhelming
but people like you can do something about it. The laws of
a democracy
are malleable. If enough citizens pursue improving water quality, then water quality will improve. It will take a focused,
organized group of people. Everyday people have made differences.
Success stories: Lake Wylie Keepers "welcome
to Lake Wylie" Handout:
WHOA: Tualitin, Casco Bay and SF keepers.
Riverkeeper Book.
Saving the water quality of Lake Norman begins
with safeguarding the places that each of us know and love-your individual
cove or creek. While understanding and
tackling the water quality needs of an entire nation, state or watershed
is a lot to ask, recognizing and taking action to address water quality
problems in and around our cove, creek or hometown is the least that all
of us can do for ourselves and our families.
The commitment ot become a Cove Keeper is an essential first step to helping preserve and protect Lake Norman.
Thank you for being here and thank you for caring.
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