Stroud Water Research Center
From families enjoying their backyard ponds to research scientists relaxing with some paddling time after spending a day taking samples, a collective 225 hours were logged on the water.
The Delaware River was named 2020 River of the Year by American Rivers for its progress in improving water quality, river restoration, and community revitalization.
Tickets sold out earlier than ever this year — here is a recap for those who were not able to attend, so you know to buy your tickets as soon as they go on sale next January!
The message from Sherri Mason, Ph.D., to those who attended the “Perils of Plastics” lecture was, “Reduce or eliminate your use of single-use plastic.”
From forest fires and plastic pollution to soil conservation and backpacking trips, the films highlighted problems as well as inspiring solutions.
In 2018 alone, American Rivers removed 13 outdated dams, restored more than 400 miles of rivers, and protected more than 300 miles of wild rivers.
Recapping our Wine & Whiskey for Water celebration of our favorite fall indulgences and our healthy soil, healthy water film premiere.
The 26-minute documentary film, produced by Natural Light Films of Lancaster, tells how local farmers are growing better crops while protecting water quality.
Join acclaimed photographer and author Tim Palmer as he inspires the audience with his stories and photos in celebration of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.
The rain didn’t stop the second annual Road Rally as drivers counted bodies of water and restoration sites while answering clues about the region’s history.