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Clean Water Pledge Form

Clean Water Pledge Form

December 20, 2014 Posted by Morro Bay National Estuary Program

I pledge to do my part for clean water. I will: *

1. Pick up after your pet – keep waste out of the bay

2. Keep trash in the can – prevent harm to people and wildlife

3. Watch your drains – dispose of household chemicals & medicine appropriately & remember that stormdrains flow directly to the Estuary – only rain down these drains!

4. Turn off the tap – conserve water whenever possible (shorten showers, turn off the tap brushing teeth, run full loads of laundry.)

What else can you think of to conserve water and protect the Bay?

Name *

Email *

Address *

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I pledge to do my part for clean water. I will: *

1. Pick up after your pet – keep waste out of the bay

2. Keep trash in the can – prevent harm to people and wildlife

3. Watch your drains – dispose of household chemicals & medicine appropriately & remember that stormdrains flow directly to the Estuary – only rain down these drains!

4. Turn off the tap – conserve water whenever possible (shorten showers, turn off the tap brushing teeth, run full loads of laundry.)

What else can you think of to conserve water and protect the Bay?

Name *

Email *

Address *

Subscribe Me

Please send me information from the Estuary Program, including the newsletter, volunteer opportunities, announcements, and event invitations.

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