Clover Creek is dry most of the year. Water companies are extending water lines across the county to other water company areas to provide water for new construction. Surface water runoff from Military Road is pouring straight into Spanaway Creek. Beavers are trying to build a dam between Spanaway Lake and the little Spanaway Lake to the North. Trees are being offered to residents to help blighted urban areas. There is a lot going on in the Chambers Clover Watershed from Frederickson to University Place and Dupont.

Wednesday, November 20 at Sprinker Recreation center these items will be topics for discussion and more. At 1:15 p.m. sharp, a group will take a walk to Spanaway Creek to see the runoff pipe that needs to be corrected and possibly see the beaver dam being built of the North Lake. At 2:30 p.m. the main forum will begin. Registration for the event is available here.

If you are unable to attend in person, you can reach out over Zoom at this link.

Topics:
How Urbanization impacts the CC Watershed
Clover Creek Temperature
North Fork Clover Creek Pollution Identification & Correction
Stormwater Planning in Pierce County
Wildlife in Urban Settings
Urbanization, mitigation, and PCD programs
Tree Conflicts in Urban Settings

Sprinker Recreation Center- Rainier Room, 521 Military Rd. S., Tacoma, WA 98444. Accessible by public transportation using Pierce Transit Route 1.

The event is organized by the Chambers Clover Watershed Council with assistance from Pierce County Surface Water Management.

Photos taken along Clover Creek in the Brookdale area this past year. Beaver at work.