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Check out our helpful clean water tips to make Delaware’s water for healthier people and wildlife and improve the health of our environment.
Clean it!
No one – including wildlife – wants to live with trash. Unsightly, trash is a hazard for animals, clogs storm drains, and ends up in our water supplies.
- Participate in the Christina, Brandywine, or Red Clay Stream Clean Up.
- Tips for Clean Water
Green it!
Native trees, shrubs, and plants help to improve water quality by filtering pollutants and helping to absorb excess water. An added bonus, native plants are adapted to our climate and need little extra care including extra water or fertilizers.
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- Volunteer at a local tree planting or other restoration project. Establishing a restoration project, such a rain garden, supports clean, healthy waterways. We need your help to maintain these projects need to be maintained over time.
- Certify your yard through our Garden for Water and Wildlife Program.
Voice it!
Learn how to keep your voice relevant in the political and regulatory world by signing up for email alerts.
- Stay in the know with DelNature News, our e-newsletter that will update you on policy changes, public workshops and hearings, and ways you can help improve and protect our environment.
- Interested in learning more about our Clean Water: Delaware’s Clear Choice Campaign? Sign up for our Clean Water e-newsletter to learn more about Water Warrior Trainings, Clean Ups, and more.