Blog — Friends of Ten Mile Creek and Little Seneca Reservoir

Ten Mile Creek Supports a Diverse Aquatic Community

Ten Mile Creek is teeming with life. As you peer into its waters, you might see fish, perhaps some small darters or sculpin. In the spring, larger fish swim up from Little Seneca Lake to spawn in its quiet pools.

Flora & FaunaCommander SalamanderJuly 24, 2023

The Pulte development saga: Judges ruled in favor of Planning Board and the developers, to the detriment of Ten Mile Creek.

FoTMC testified on behalf of the Ten Mile Creek watershed at Montgomery County Planning Board hearings in December 2020 and again in September 2021. Nevertheless, the Montgomery County Planning Board approved the Pulte plan, in violation of the language, intent, and spirit of the Ten Mile Creek Area Limited Amendment adopted in 2014.

Events, Flora & Fauna, Creek WatchCommander SalamanderJuly 21, 2023