Stroud Water Research Center
How one community’s action project is teaching students about water, trees, and wildlife and how to care for them.
Learn how the Little Lehigh Watershed Stewards started a watershed organization in their rapidly developing community and you can too.
What Stroud Center educators learned and shared at an international gathering to address environmental and sustainable development.
Trail Creek Outfitters hosted its 17th Wild & Scenic Film Festival, this year supporting the Stroud Center and Brandywine Red Clay Alliance.
Scientist Lou Kaplan, Ph.D., describes how tropical research like his deepens our understanding of stream ecosystems both locally and abroad.
With the Stroud Center’s help, Silk Grass Farms is protecting water resources as they deploy new farming techniques to benefit local communities.
Students majoring in teaching, STEM, and international studies joined the Stroud Center for one week in the Área de Conservación Guanacaste of Costa Rica.
Senior Research Scientist John Jackson recently spoke with WHYY’s Studio 2 hosts about how road salt is contaminating waterways.
As our scientists continue exploring in streams, fields, and forests, our communications team will try out new ways of sharing their work.
Stroud Water Research Center’s John Jackson, Ph.D., offers insights into the Delaware River’s history and possibilities for the future.