"A little over a year ago, with our partners, we relaunched the abandoned mine remediation effort for the Beech Creek watershed in Centre and Clinton counties working in collaboration and with support from our Trout Unlimited volunteers, landowners, Centre and Clinton County Conservation Districts, DCNR Bureau of Forestry, and many other individuals and partner organizations and agencies," said Wolfe.
"We are looking forward to replicating the tremendous restoration success achieved in the Babb Creek watershed, Twomile Run in lower Kettle Creek watershed, Potts Run, Tangascootack Creek, and other models of acid mine drainage cleanup success."
"The AMD pollution throughout the watershed is already proving to be some of the most complex we’ve come across so far, but we’re up to the challenge because the end result will be incredible for coldwater habitat and native brook trout!" said Wolf.
Click Here to read a wonderful article by Mark Taylor about the watershed and restoration efforts.
Click Here to watch the short film.
Contact Amy Wolfe at Trout Unlimited to learn more about TU's Northeast Coldwater Habitat Program.
Related Articles:
-- State Conservation Commission Now Accepting Applications For $13 Million In REAP Farm Conservation Tax Credits - First-come, First-Served [PaEN]
-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Now Accepting Applications For Watershed Restoration, Improvement Grants; 2 Applicant Webinars Coming Up [PaEN]
-- Western PA Coalition For Abandoned Mine Reclamation Receives Additional Funding For Quick Response Mine Drainage Treatment Project Emergency Repairs [PaEN]
-- American Chestnut Foundation Hosts Aug. 16 Webinar On Adaptive Silviculture For Climate Change: Exploring Options For Sustaining Eastern Forests [PaEN]
-- PA Organization For Watersheds & Rivers Hosts Aug. 21 Online Community Engagement And Climate Resilience Planning Workshop [PaEN]
-- Schuylkill Action Network To Hold Schuylkill River Restoration Fund Bus Tour On Sept. 5 [PaEN]
-- Penn State Extension Hosts Sept. 5 Webinar On Watershed Friendly Native Planting [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: Early Data Shows Benefits Of Analog Beaver Dam Effort In Stream Management At Susquehanna University - By Jay Scholfield, Summer Intern
-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: 29 Students Split Across 2 Day Explore Wellsboro State Park In HERYN Environmental Education Expansion Program
-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: Adaptive Kayak Launch Added At Montour Preserve To Help More People Access Lake Chillisquaque In Montour County
-- Centre Daily Times: 2 Dams Are Being Removed On Spring Creek; What To Know About The Projects
-- PA Resources Council What’s Up, Watershed: Cool Waters - How Trees Help To Protect Pennsylvania’s State Fish The Brook Trout
-- Erie Times: Dog Owners Take Precautions As Harmful Algal Blooms Thrive In Erie County Waters
[Posted: August 8, 2024] PA Environment Digest
No comments :
Post a Comment