Local schools received the trout eggs that they will raise in the classroom and later release.

Windham 6th graders studied water quality parameters with us to determine what’s safe for plants and animals (including humans).

Making pavement pervious is harder than it looks but our Biddeford students were up to the challenge!

Education has been at the heart of our mission for over 75 years.

2024 Maine Stormwater Conference: Adapting for the Coming Storms, Call for Presenters

Coming soon to a classroom near you! We’re going to raise 5,700 brook trout with students this winter.

Our District educators toured the Sebago Lake Water Treatment Facility to learn more about one of our regional public drinking water supplies.

Help prevent dog poo-llution at the Val Halla Golf Course in Cumberland on December 16!

This amazing project added rain gardens, pollinator gardens, raised vegetable gardens, native plants, and organic lawns all over South Portland!

Wrapping up year one of the Mare Brook Watershed Restoration Project.

We added even more stormwater plants to the Trout Brook watershed with our amazing South Portland partners.

We love installing stream smart crossings to reduce erosion, protect wildlife, and improve public safety!

The first of it’s kind nature-based beach restoration at Sebago Lake State Park!

Maintenance on the District office parking lot rain garden before winter comes.

Have you visited our office lately?

Salt marsh restoration project with our partners in Wells, Maine.

Falmouth EMS Central Station Open House Event, featuring Stormwater Awareness activity.

Thank you to our 2024 Stormwater Conference Committee Members!

CCSWCD Senior Project Manager Heather Huntt and Project Engineer Chris Baldwin were out in the field this week assisting a private road association on Trickey Pond in Naples, Maine.

Learn how to solve stormwater pollution mysteries with Falmouth stormwater staff using their underground investigative equipment!