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Make a Poster <br /> Produce an eye-catching poster about the Big and Long Creek watershed. Hang it at libraries, community <br /> centers, shops and other places throughout the watershed. Distribute the posters to educators and the <br /> media. <br /> Create a Display <br /> At libraries, community centers, and recreation centers, set up an area with information about Big and <br /> Long Creek watershed. Provide a map, brochures, and contact information. Provide pushpins to allow <br /> residents to indicate on a watershed map where they live. <br /> Enhance Participation in the Planning <br /> The network of people actively involved in the watershed needs to be continually expanded, especially <br /> once plan implementation begins. This enables stakeholders to share information, leverage resources, and <br /> partner to meet common goals. It also ensures the work is representative of all interests, avoids <br /> duplication of effort, and demonstrates broad community support. <br /> Media Communications <br /> Develop a media packet, which includes basic facts about the watershed, contact names, issues and <br /> opportunities, and recommended actions. Identify the primary media outlets and contacts. Consistently <br /> do press releases to inform media about activities and provide updates about the planning project. <br /> • Keep Legislators Informed <br /> Establish relationships with your state and federal Senators and Representatives. Personally contact the <br /> Governor's offices to describe your successes, progress and needs. Invite Senators and Representatives to <br /> ' watershed events,and regularly visit them in their local offices. Give them tours of the watershed to <br /> ensure they understand its benefits and needs. <br /> 12 <br />