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Mni Tokahe Wildlife Habitat , January 25th, 2010. Native plants are flourishing along our drainage area, and small stream. In Winter months, the roots of various native plants, especially the donated silky dogwood trees, are helping to prevent soil erosion into our Little Conewago, Big Conewago, Susquehanna River, and Chesapeake Bay. Compare to 2008 videos; today our streambed is providing aquatic habitat for frogs, crayfish, turtles, and our soil banks are no longer collasping and widening during heavy rain. Native plants also help filter out pollutants flowing into our small head water stream from community storm drains and lawn chemical run off. All our water flows somewhere; Where does your water flow when it rains? Contact your local watershed organization in your area and learn how you can help make a difference using native plants, rainbarrels, raingardens, no lawn chemicals, and more.