Photo exhibit tells story of Watershed Partnership

Photographer Kay Herbst Helms tells the story of Seven Mile Creek Watershed Partnership through photographs. This is a group of people from diverse backgrounds - farmers, SWCD, EPA, county government, a college professor, watershed residents, county park users and others who who share a common interest in the health of the water in this particular watershed.Herbst Helms' photos will be on exhibit thanks to a Career Development Grant from Prairie Lakes Regional Arts Council.Says Kay:"I hope my photographs provoke questions and encourage conversation, as well as provide inspiration and incentive to get involved in water issues."Exhibit runs through March 1-17 March 3, 7-9 p.m: Artist reception March 3- March 8, 6 p.m: presentation by the Seven Mile Creek Watershed Partnership. Kay Herbst Helms was a recipient of a Career Development Grant from Prairie Lake Regional Arts Council with funding from the McKnight Foundation.

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