Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed presents: BluePrint-Clintonville Rain Gardens: Impacts on Storm Water and Habitat, by Dr. Jay Martin
Please join FLOW for this presentation by Ohio State University Professor of Ecological Engineering, Dr. Jay Martin, on Thursday September 26th from 6 - 7 pm. This presentation will take place in the Whetstone Library Conference Room. After Dr. Martin’s...
Tree Cover in Columbus
Powtoon - 5 Ways Urban Trees Benefit Columbus Credits: Video by Hilary Hirtle and used with permission.
On the Hunt for Conservation Easements: Past, Present, and Future
A major goal of FLOW’s Lower Olentangy Greenspace Plan project was to inventory and map existing green and open spaces within the Lower Olentangy Watershed. This not only includes the obvious suspects such as parks, but also more obscure parcels such as conservation...
How to Plant a Tree, and Why
*Article and Photos by Adrien DeLapp October 2018, FLOW planted more than 100 trees between a variety of schools, including Gables, Maize, and Salem Elementary as well as Hamilton Stem Academy. Against all odds (cold, rain, and mud) these tree plantings were a...
The Olentangy Greenspace Plan: First Data Insights
Central Ohio is growing and showing no signs slowing down. Updated projections are for another 600,000 more residents by 2050, increasing our region’s population to 3 million strong. In fact, Delaware County has been the fastest growing county in the state since the...
Event Calendar
Greenspace Survey Results (through 3/29/2019)
The FLOW Survey on Green and Open Space in the watershed is still active, to take the survey click on the button. Shown below are survey results through March 29,...
Survey on Green and Open Spaces in the Lower Olentangy River Watershed
FLOW is inviting you to fill out a brief survey on how green space and open space are perceived, valued, and used by those who live, work or recreate in the lower...
Water Quality Report Cards for Olentangy River Tributaries
Volunteer Stream Quality Monitors from the Friends of the Lower Olentangy Watershed have sampled 21 locations at 11 Olentangy River tributaries in the past two years. The sites are sampled for various organisms that could be found in small streams, then assigned a...
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