One of the greatest things about living in Buncombe County is the natural beauty of the area; that’s why preservation is so important to so many residents ot the area.

In order to make sure that homeowners in Buncombe County are doing their part to keep the environment clean and remaining for generations to come, there are workshops available to help preserve the beauty of the area on the whole as well as the area that you call your front yard:

(Source)The North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service will sponsor the WNC Clean Streams Workshop 9 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Feb. 26 at the North Carolina Arboretum.

The workshop will cover steps that homeowners and landscape professionals can take to protect mountain water resources from soil erosion, pesticides, fertilizers, household products and other contaminants that find their way into streams and water supplies.

Living in Buncombe County is such a rewarding experience for so many people; shouldn’t we all be doing our parts to keep it that way? It’s possible to make an effort to keep the environment clean without having to compromise a great looking lawn and a great looking home; you just need to make sure that you’re aware of the process and willing to contribute.

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