Join Community Foundation Program Director Anita Zurbrugg and many others as we explore the watersheds in DeKalb County. Bus tour includes stops, tours, and information of the headwaters of the south branch Kishwaukee river; wetland, prairie, conservation and farmland best management practices; the Kishwaukee River Water Reclamation District Waste Water Treatment Facility; and urban stormwater management.

DeKalb County Watershed Bus Tour:

Bus Tour Flyer

• Saturday, June 17
• 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
• Tour starts and ends at Huntley Middle School (parking lot)
  1515 S 4th St., DeKalb
• No cost to attend (FREE)
• Box lunch is provided

Space is limited – RSVP to 815.748.5383 or anita@dekalbccf.org

Not sure what a watershed is? A watershed is an area of land that captures rainfall and other precipitation. Drop by drop, water is channeled into soils, groundwater, creeks and streams, making its way to larger bodies of water.

Thank you to the following organizations for partnering with the Community Foundation on this event: DeKalb County Soil & Water Conservation District, Northern Illinois University Department of Geography, and the DeKalb County Watershed Steering Committee.

Watershed bus tour is funded by the DeKalb County Community Foundation.