Water Education

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Cobb's Water Story

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Reducing water consumptions during drought conditions

Low rainfall and stream flow levels suggest a rising drought intensity in Cobb County. Read More...

May 1, 2023

Green School Initiative

This initiative encourages ecological enrichment and appreciation for the natural world in the classroom. Learn more...

Seasonal Happenings

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Annual Report 2023

Click to view the annual report 2023

Current Outdoor Watering Rules

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Cobb's Climate Update

U.S. Drought Monitor: Moderate-Severe Drought
November rainfall level: 1.52 inches
2023 rainfall level: 52.89 inches
Allatoona Lake: 827.77 feet, below full pool
Chattahoochee River and Tributaries: Below normal levels
Lake Lanier: 1062.57 feet, below full pool

FOG

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Protect Your Pipes This Holiday Season

By scraping leftovers, using a sink strainer, removing fats, oils, and grease from dishes and pans, and dumping garbage into the trash, you can avoid sewage problems over the holidays. Read more...

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Water Matters

Water Matters is your quarterly connection to Cobb's watershed stewardship program. Explore natural history, biodiversity, local volunteer opportunities, and more. Click to download the most recent publication of Water Matters.