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What is happening in Greeley?
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September of 2006, the Greeley PRIDE group invited several guests to share
information and resources with the adults and youth at the Greeley
Smoke-off—a meat-smoking, tasty event that involved people from all
around the community. There was a ground water model and a “live”
display of invertebrates from South Pottawatomie Creek, as well as a
solar-powered water pump to move water from streams to the
 livestock.
A “Citizen Science” representative talked about water quality test
kits and interpreted results of water sampled for E. Coli bacteria
from several sites around Greeley. In addition, a Stream Model trailer which
showed how erosion affects stream banks was brought out by the Miami
county conservation district.
 Greeley’s
first public
meeting was
held October 11, 2006, at Saint John’s Hall. Marilyn Katzer and other
PRIDE group members organized and hosted the meeting, which included
dinner for everyone who attended. Watch for a local announcement for
your next public meeting or other activities you may want to be a part
of!
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Important Documents for
Greeley
Native Plant Assessment (Word
format, 3.6 MB)
Wildlife Assessment (Word
format, 289 KB)
Built Infrastructure
Assessment
(Word format, 109 KB)
Historical-Cultural
Assessment
(Word format, 126 KB)
Land Use Assessment
(Word format, 3.6 MB)
Water
Assessment
(Word format, 409 KB)
Note:
All documents are provided in either Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF format. Adobe
Reader can be downloaded free of charge at
Adobe.com. |
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