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About
What We Do
Who We Are
Our Board
Contact Us
Press
Artist in Residence
Environmental Interns
Overview
School Year Program
Summer Program
Meet Our Summer '24 Interns
Innovative Placemaking
Rainwater Harvesting
Green & Healthy Schools
Green & Healthy Schools Overview
Schoolyard Redevelopment Projects
Environmental Education Programming
Green Schools Consortium of Milwaukee (GSCM)
Outdoor Discovery Carts
EcoLiteracy Challenge
Schoolyard Selection
MKE Water Stories
MKE Water Stories Overview
Water Stories
Milwaukee Community Map
Virtual Water Table
Waterscape Game
Adventure App
WaterMarks Voices
Get Involved
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July 27, 2016

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Justin Hegarty
July 27, 2016

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