Stroud Water Research Center
In Pennsylvania, property owners and farmers are transforming their lands to restore a stream’s health and its native fish.
The Penn Vet campus is a 700-acre living laboratory at the headwaters of White Clay Creek, protecting soil health, biodiversity, and water quality.
We’re pleased to welcome two long-time interns as our newest team members supporting our watershed restoration work: Abby Horst and Charlotte Horn.
Lancaster Clean Water Partners brings people together to tackle the county’s water quality challenge. The approach is already producing tangible results.
The public hearing was organized in response to the Integrated Water Quality Report 2026 issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.
Join the Stroud Center, a local farmer and hunter, and a raptor expert to learn how you can attract wildlife to your property while benefiting our streams.
Jim and his family farm using no-till practices, cover crops, and riparian buffers that help keep soil and nutrients on the field and out of nearby streams.
Watershed Restoration Assistant
The Stroud Center’s Heather Titanich earned an award from the Schuylkill Highlands Partnership for riparian buffer restoration in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Join us for a monthly volunteer day to help the streamside forest and pollinator garden in Lancaster’s Overlook Park thrive.