Are you curious about how you can help improve local water quality and reduce flooding in your community? Join us in person on February 4th from 6:00-7:00 PM at the McLean Extension Office for an engaging and informative session.

Led by Layne Knoche, Illinois Extension Stormwater Outreach Associate and Assistant Director of the Red Oak Rain Garden, this presentation will explore the powerful role that rain gardens and native plants play in enhancing water quality, reducing localized flooding, and supporting local wildlife habitats. This is a great opportunity to learn practical, sustainable solutions for improving our environment while making a positive impact on your own property. Join us for an evening of learning and inspiration!