Environmental Tip #44
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This notice announces Corsica Watershed Awareness Day on Saturday, September 21, noon–4 PM at Bloomfield Farm in Centreville (Route 213 between Northbrook and White Marsh Road) to share information about Corsica River restoration. The free family event will feature live music by The Chester River Runoff, hayrides/ecotours, restoration activities, kids’ activities, pony rides, food, and farmhouse tours; there is a free native tree giveaway for the first 150 families, a free rain barrel for the first 5 visitors to the Town of Centreville’s exhibit, and a drawing for a kayak donated by the Corsica River Conservancy. The event is sponsored by Queen Anne’s County Department of Parks and Landing, the Corsica River Conservancy, and the Town of Centreville; contact Queen Anne’s Office of Tourism at 410-604-2100 or visit www.corsicariverconservancy.org or www.corsicariver.com.
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ENVIRONMENTAL TIP #44 DID YOU KNOW that Corsica Watershed Awareness Day is being held on Saturday, September 21, Noon to 4 PM? The event will be held at Bloomfield Farm, Centreville, located on Route 213 between Northbrook and White Marsh Road. Please come and celebrate. This is a free family event with fun for all! Learn what is going on with the Corsica River restoration and how you can be a part. Corsica Watershed Awareness Day will feature: Live Music by The Chester River Runoff Hayrides/Ecotours Restoration Activities Kids’ Activities Pony Rides Food Farmhouse Tours • Free Native Tree Give-away to First 150 Families • Free Rain Barrel to First 5 Visitors to the Town of Centreville’s Exhibit • Drawing for a Kayak – Donated by the Corsica River Conservancy Sponsored by: Queen Anne’s County Department of Parks and Landing Corsica River Conservancy Town of Centreville For more information: Queen Anne’s Office of Tourism, 410-604-2100, www.corsicariverconservancy.org, or www.corsicariver.com. Always remember that what we do on land affects the Corsica River and the Chesapeake Bay – www.corsicariver.com