Stroud Water Research Center
Stroud Center helps communities establish trusted freshwater data, strengthen local monitoring, and protect vital freshwater resources.
Educators are partnering with The Lawrenceville School to study water quality on their school campus and support the Leopold Scholars Program. Funded by: Fair Play Foundation Project Leads: Steven C.…
From PFAS to road salt, science helps us discover the emerging pollutants lurking in our water and find solutions.
We’re proud to be featured in The Nature Conservancy’s Stream Stewards: A Guide to Watershed Stewardship Through Community Science and Youth Engagement.
Partnerships are the keystone of a successful Master Watershed Steward program, and we are honored to have worked alongside the York County, Pa., group.
Road salt isn’t just a winter problem. It seeps into our groundwater, making streams salty and harming wildlife year-round.
If you live in the West Chester area and are worried about salt pollution in your local stream, collect a water sample and bring it to be tested.
Volunteers throughout the Delaware River watershed and beyond will sample streams to tell the story of road salt in their communities.
Join us for a week of virtual and in-person events dedicated to raising awareness around salt pollution and reduction solutions.
Most stream sites sampled this fall exceeded at least one environmental chloride guideline — months after the last road salt was applied.