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Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

Queen Creek offers rebates for residents to replace lawns with desert landscaping, aiming to promote water conservation.

The Louisa County Water Authority is asking residents to conserve water during a maintenance project at the Northeast Creek Water Treatment Plant in August.

The Louisa County Water Authority is asking residents to conserve water during a maintenance project at the Northeast Creek Water Treatment Plant in August.

The Louisa County Water Authority is asking residents to conserve water during a maintenance project at the Northeast Creek Water Treatment Plant in August.

The Louisa County Water Authority is asking residents to conserve water during a maintenance project at the Northeast Creek Water Treatment Plant in August.

"The worst." Homeowner shares side-by-side photos after committing harmful landscaping blunder: 'Horrible' first appeared on The Cool Down.

"The worst." Homeowner shares side-by-side photos after committing harmful landscaping blunder: 'Horrible' first appeared on The Cool Down.

The project was first approved back in 2022 with a budget of $150,000, but in the years since the estimated budget has increased to about $236,000.

Visitors can learn about protecting Crow Wing County’s waters, play games, and meet Crow Wing Soil and Water Conservation District staff and elected supervisors.