Nanticoke Watershed Alliance · Residential Plantings for People and Pollinators: Site Visit and Planting Interest Form

Thanks for your interest in Nanticoke Watershed Alliance's Plantings for People and Pollinators program! As the first step in participating in this program, please complete this brief form.

Note: You must live in the Delaware portion of the Nanticoke River watershed to participate in this program. Please visit https://www.delawarewatersheds.org/find-your-watershed-address/ if you are unsure of your watershed and make sure "Nanticoke River" is listed as the "Rivershed."

If your Rivershed is the Nanticoke River, NWA staff will contact you to set up a site visit to your property and to assist with the planning (and possible planting) of a project that meets your needs and desires and our program's goals.

Currently, tree and shrub plantings, pollinator gardens, meadows, designer ditches, and rain gardens are the most typical types of projects, but we're also open to exploring other options, such as porous pavers or cisterns.

Please contact Beth Wasden (BethWasden@NanticokeRiver.org) if you have any questions, and thanks for your interest in our residential program.

Name *

First Name

Last Name

Email *

Verify Email *

Address *

Address Line 1

Address Line 2

City

State/Province

ZIP/Postal Code

Phone *

Mobile preferred. This should be the best number for us to call in case we have problems finding you.

Planting Projects *

Please check the type(s) of planting projects you're interested in.

Native Tree/Shrub Planting

Pollinator Garden

Septic-friendly Meadow

Meadow or Pocket Meadow

Rain Garden

Designer Ditch

Other (if other, please indicate below)

Other

If you checked other above, please let us know what type of project you're interested in.

Are you willing to help plant your project? *

Yes

Are you committed to help maintain (water, weed, mulch) your project for a period of five (5) years? *

Yes

Would you be willing to host demonstration project tours and occasionally display interpretive material? *

Yes