Suveys and reports

• Clean Water Public Attitudes and Knowledge Survey - January 2008 (PDF)

Posters

• Living Streams (PDF)
• Native Plants (PDF)

Clean water information sheets

• Clean Water and the Law (PDF)
• How We Got Here - The Issue (PDF)
• How We Got Here - A Chronology (PDF)
• The Clean Water System (PDF)
• Yielding Results (PDF)
• Major Accomplishments 2000-2011 (PDF)
• Stream Health Report Summary (PDF)
• What You Can Do to Keep Water Clean (PDF)
• Why You Should Care About Clean Water (PDF)
• Low Impact Development (PDF)
• Cleaning Up Our Water (PDF) - tips on protecting our water resources

Small Acreage Program fact sheets

The Clean Water Division co-sponsors and funds the Small Acreage Program with WSU Clark County Extension. The following information is available on the WSU website.

Managing Runoff

• Keeping Clean Water Clean and Reducing Mud: Improving Drainage
• Keeping Clean Water Clean and Reducing Mud: Managing Roof Runoff
• Reduce Mud and Keep Water Clean: Sacrifice Areas
• Simple Steps to Protect Your Surface and Well Water

Wells and Septics

• Don’t Let Your Dollar$ Go Down the Drain! Septic Tank Additives
• Protect Your Drinking Water: Simple Tips for Well Maintenance
• Protecting Your Inve$tment: Inspecting Your Septic System
• Save Time and Money – Properly Landscape Your Septic System

Land Management

• Self-Assessment Guide for Small Acreages
• Constructing Ponds and Water Features – What Does It Take?
• Current Use Taxation
• Information on Small Acreage Management; A Resource List
• Management Practices for Small Acreages: Keeping Water Clean
• Natural Insect Control for Small Acreages
• Small Acreage Landowner Services Directory
• What Can You Do On Your Land – Frequently Asked Questions

Managing Manure

• Composting Manure on Your Property

Taking care of our streams

• Homeowners Guide (PDF)
• Landowners Guide (PDF)
• Recreationist Guide (PDF)
• Developers Guide (PDF)

Other

• Restoration Planting Guide (PDF) - WSU Extension