The Westmoreland Conservation District and Brandywine Conservancy will host an After the Storms: How to Repair and Maintain Gravel Driveways and Unpaved Lanes March 24. at Penguin Court, 104 California Avenue, Laughlintown from 1:00 to 3;00 p.m.

Back-to-back years of above-normal rainfall have left many unpaved driveways, farm lanes, and access roads washed out and marred by ruts.

This Workshop will show participants how to make cost-effective repairs and prevent repeat problems in the future, saving both time and money.

“The strategies shown in this workshop will not only make property improvements for the landowner, but will benefit the community by preventing pollution from entering nearby streams,” said Chelsea Walker, watershed specialist for the Westmoreland Conservation District and facilitator of the workshop,

Cost to attend the workshop is $5 per person. Registration deadline is March 13.

Click Here to register online.  Click Here to download a flyer on the Workshop and register by mail. 

Visit the Westmoreland Conservation District to learn more about services and educational opportunities for landowners.

For more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming events, visit the Brandywine Conservancy website.  Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Conservancy (middle of the webpage.)  Visit the Conservancy’s Blog, Like the Conservancy on Facebook and Follow them on Instagram.

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2/24/2020