May 2 @ 4:00 pm
The Log Cabin at Newlin Grist Mill, Glen Mills, PA
Join BRC’s Watershed Director, Brian Winslow, for a panel discussion moderated by Washington Post Associate Editor Frances Stead Sellers, exploring the growing impact of flooding in our region and beyond.
Climate and water experts will examine the causes, consequences, and solutions using Newlin Grist Mill as a case study of what is happening in backyards, basements, and community spaces nationwide.
The event will be held in the Log Cabin at Newlin Grist Mill. Light refreshments and reception to follow.
This event is free for BRC and Newlin Grist Mill members and $20 for all others.
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Join BRC's Watershed Director, Brian Winslow, for a panel discussion moderated by Washington Post Associate Editor Frances Stead Sellers, exploring the growing impact of flooding in our region and beyond. Climate and water experts will examine the causes, consequences, and solutions using Newlin Grist Mill as a case study of what is happening in backyards, … Continued
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