Posted by Fred Steiner on April 25, 2017 - 3:34pm
Forty-six adults and children joined Anne Coburn-Griffis at Motter Metro Park to explore the Little Riley on April 23. Participants examined the six types of aquatic life found in the creek and learned about conditions that affect the water quality of area rivers and lakes. More Transition Bluffton events can be found at TransitionBluffton.org. (Paula Scott photos)
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