Created By: Wholly H2O
Farther up into the headwaters, the creek bed becomes deeper with steep banks. Much of the bank is overgrown with common ivy and other vegetation shaded by large trees. However, open spaces along this stretch of creek have been taken over by illegal and destructive dumping sites. This particular image shows lots of trash, including bins, water bottles, plastic bags, and wrappers. It is one of many signs that we have lost our connection to water sources and devalue local watersheds. Any and all debris has the potential to further damage the creek and pollute the Bay at the creek's mouth. Sadly, you will see many similar spots along this walk.
This point of interest is part of the tour: Walking Waterhoods: Temescal Creek — Harwood Headwaters
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