Farmers Market Stormwater Educational Booth - Port Orchard

Port Orchard, WALocal News

Port Orchard's Farmers Market hosted a Stormwater Education Booth on July 26, 2025, aimed at educating the community about stormwater management. The event attracted over 30 children who participated in the "Poop Toss Game," emphasizing the importance of proper dog waste disposal. Twelve dozen adults learned how to keep fats, oils, and grease out of their drains, addressing a common environmental issue. Attendees received 120 reusable totes featuring the Puget Sound Starts Here initiative, promoting sustainable practices. This outreach effort is part of a broader strategy to combat stormwater pollution, which poses significant risks to local waterways and wildlife.

By engaging the community in interactive learning, the event encourages long-lasting behavioral changes. The response from the public underscores the importance of such educational initiatives in fostering environmental stewardship. Continued efforts like this are vital to maintaining the health of Port Orchard's ecosystems.

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