Public Education and Outreach

Why Is Public Education and Outreach Necessary?




What Bowling Green is Doing

The City of Bowling Green operates a public education website which can be found at:

City staff conduct presentations on water quality and the impact that contaminants carried with storm water runoff have on cave streams and surface streams. Bowling Green lies on a vast karst landscape, characterized by caves, sinkholes, sinking streams and large springs. Pollutants on the ground are carried very quickly with runoff to the nearest storm water drainage well or sinkhole.

Presentations include a watershed model demonstration, PowerPoint briefings, and distribution of materials such as brochures, cups, pens, plastic bags, t-shirts, hats and rain gauges. Presentations are available for school groups (kindergarten to college level) and any civic organization. If you would like a presentation, contact email Stormwater or phone at 270-393-3000.

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