This is a free hands-on program for students and their chaperone to learn about stream health.
Together you will explore activities like macro invertebrate surveying, fly tying, fly casting and more.
Registered youth will receive an activity/reflection journal and use of provided stream equipment.
All participants will receive lunch free of charge.
Click Here to register and for more information. Questions should be directed to Rachel Marques, Watershed Specialist, at 570-226-8220 or rmarques@pikepa.org.
Visit the Pike County and Wayne County conservation districts and the Pike/Wayne Chapter of Trout Unlimited for more information on their programs and initiatives.
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[Posted: May 1, 2025] PA Environment Digest
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