Save The Date: Delaware River Watershed Forum Set For Sept. 25 At County College Of Morris, Randolph, NJ

The 13th Annual Delaware River Watershed Forum will be held September 25 at County College of Morris in Randolph, NJ.

The Forum will bring together advocates, organizations, agencies, and community leaders from across the watershed to connect, collaborate, and drive progress on shared clean water goals.

Registration opens next month, and space is limited due to venue capacity, so we encourage you to sign up early once it goes live.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Support a cleaner, healthier watershed and showcase your organization’s commitment to environmental stewardship.

Sponsorship opportunities are available at several different levels.

Click Here for more information.  Questions should be directed to Maria Castro, Member and Events Coordinator, at Maria.Castro@delriverwatershed.org.

Visit the Delaware River Watershed Forum website for more information.

Related Articles This Week:

-- PA Association Of Conservation Districts Recognizes County Conservationists  [PaEN]

-- Master Watershed Steward Rose Johnson Brings A Green Thumb To Philadelphia Rain Garden  [PaEN]

-- DEP Healthy Waters Update: Draft Revised Chesapeake Bay Agreement Comments Due; Local Restoration Projects, Grants And Education Opportunities  [PaEN] 

-- Center For Agricultural Conservation Assistance Training Hosts In-Person Workshops On Identification Of On-Farm Resource Concerns & Implementing Conservation Practices Aug. 19-21, Sept. 16-18  [PaEN] 

-- Delaware RiverKeeper Network: Now On-Demand - 2025 Watershed Congress Presentations  [PaEN] 

NewsClips:

-- Echo-Pilot: Franklin Conservation District Manager Dave Stoner Wins PACD Employee Excellence Award 

-- LandStudies: Ripple Effect - 9 Years Of Lancaster Water Week Partnership Highlighting Watershed Restoration Projects 

-- Reading Eagle: Antietam Valley Community Partnership Holds Lake Cleanup At Carsonia Park In Berks County 

-- Altoona Mirror: Blair County Stormwater Committee Awards Contract For  Floodplain Restoration Project On Beaverdam  Branch Of Juniata River

-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: Proactive Williamsport Project Maps Extensive Network Of Stormwater Outfalls 

-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: New GIS Mapping Tool Helps Emphasize Importance Of Groundwater Recharge, Helps Landowners With Decision Making 

-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: Families Learn About Water Chemistry, Aquatic Health Through Hands-On Floating Classroom  

-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: Students Fish, Kayak, Study Pond Life During West Branch HERYN Program At Bald Eagle State Forest 

-- KDKA: Shooting Range Identified As Possible Source Of Lead Contamination In Blue Hole Creek In Somerset County

-- Mountain Watershed Assn.: DEP Issues Violation To Highlands Sporting Clays For Lead Contamination Of Blue Hole Creek In Somerset County

-- York Daily Record: Lower Susquehanna RiverKeeper Notice Of Intent To Sue J&K Salvage Alleging Pollution Of Codorus Creek 

[Posted: July 23, 2025]  PA Environment Digest