And yet, erosion, pollution and just plain not caring can change that in a New York minute!
StreamWatchers are the volunteer watchdogs who protect our pure water by visiting our creeks and streams once a month -- and documenting the facts about changes in water quality and water quantity.
If you want to keep our creeks and streams safe, and have an hour or so just once a month, come find out about being a StreamWatcher.
Training and information sessions will be held at Brodhead Creek Heritage Center at 1539 Cherry Lane Road, near Analomink on May 20 at 10:00 a.m.
Naturalist Darryl Speicher will talk about the program and how you can help. Almost 100 sites are monitored throughout the watershed -- one of them near you!
Get outdoors and do something good! Call the Brodhead Watershed Association at 570 839-1120 for more information.
For information, visit the StreamWatchers webpage.
For more information on programs, initiatives and other upcoming events, visit the Brodhead Watershed Association website or Follow them on Facebook. Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Association. Click Here to become a member.
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[Posted: April 21, 2023] PA Environment Digest
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