[Ccpg] Working Soledad Street's Bio-Swale (and video)

[Bob Banner]

>  From The Santa Barbara Independent: Working Soledad Street's Bio- 
> Swale
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> Working Soledad Street's Bio-Swale
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> Youth CineMedia's Latest Work Involves Improving Sycamore Creek
> Tuesday, October 28, 2008
> By Darren Carreño
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> As I look back at the work that I did with the City of Santa Barbara  
> Creeks Division, I never thought that I would be writing about my  
> experience. My name is Darren Carreño, I'm 16 years old, and I  
> documented the work me and my peers did last summer, at the end of  
> Soledad Street on Santa Barbara's Eastside.
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> At Sycamore Creek, we created a bio-swale. Basically it's designed  
> to naturally filter water runoff after big storms. While working at  
> the jobsite, I was introduced to the Youth CineMedia Program, and it  
> seemed really interesting. I joined the program and we started  
> trying to come up with a way to educate people about the creeks and  
> water quality.
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> Read more at:      http://www.independent.com/news/2008/oct/28/working-soledad-streets-bio-swell/
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> Bill attached this additional message:
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> Great social change film project!
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> The Santa Barbara Independent

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