Rain Barrel Art Project
Auction
Rain Barrel Art Project
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This April, enjoy the 40 rain barrels on display around the Cincinnati Zoo, painted by local artists of all ages. These artists donated their time and talent to paint beautiful, functional works of art that anyone has an opportunity to take home. Proceeds from the Rain Barrel Art Project support local environmental education. The Auction runs from April 1 - April 24 at 10 a.m.
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The Regional Storm Water Collaborative is composed of storm water districts, municipalities, and soil and water conservation districts in Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana.
Our purpose is to raise awareness about water quality issues in the Ohio River Valley.
Our purpose is to raise awareness about water quality issues in the Ohio River Valley.
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All administrative functions for the
Regional Storm Water Collaborative are based out of the offices of The Hamilton County Conservation District: 2702 E. Kemper Rd. Sharonville, OH 45241 (513) 946-8020 |
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