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Watershed Restoration

Mark Whelan takes a selfie while boating on Chignik Lake in Alaska.

The Luck of the Irish, the Lure of the River

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Meet Mark Whelan, whose lifelong love of fishing and freshwater science has taken him from Ireland to Alaska and now Pennsylvania.

Mark Whelan.

Mark Whelan

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Watershed Restoration Graduate Intern

Juvenile Eastern bluebird on native pokeweed. Photo: Joshua J. Cotten, Unsplash

Singing From Tree Tubes: Birds, Buffers, and Habitats

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Join us to learn how we’re working with Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and Franklin & Marshall University to improve bird habitat across our landscape.

Crazy Hill riparian buffer in 2023 showing strong growth

Streams and Watersheds: Impairment and Strategies for Recovery

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Take a deeper dive into advanced concepts in watershed restoration, including stream stressors and restoration strategies, and hear about current research.

Gordonville farm buffer installed fall 2023.

Stream and Buffer Ecology Workshop

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Riparian buffer practitioners are invited to learn more about the important role that riparian forest buffers play in stream health.

American kestrel nestlings after receiving their color bands.

Connecting the Kittatinny to the Chesapeake: An Update

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With the Stroud Center, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary is extending the reach of its Pennsylvania Farmland Raptor Project into the Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Heather Titanich, watershed restoration coordinator at the Stroud Center, meets with farmer David Smucker to discuss tree plantings.

A Small Watershed’s Great Big Lesson for All of Us

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What can one small watershed teach us? A lesson on restoration, resilience, and how shared stewardship creates lasting change.

A red building tucked in the middle of a vast tilled field.

Organic No-Till: Searching for the Holy Grail in Agriculture

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Progress continues toward developing sustainable farming systems that can reduce chemical use, preserve and regenerate soils, and protect fresh water.

Long-Term Recovery of Stream Health Following Watershed-Scale Implementation of Agricultural Restoration Practices

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Across six agricultural watersheds draining to the Chesapeake Bay, scientists are measuring changes in stream temperature, water chemistry, and aquatic macroinvertebrates in response to forested buffer restoration and better barnyard…

Site Assessment and Measuring Environmental Change as Part of the Delaware River Watershed Initiative

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This funding supports Stroud Water Research Center’s efforts to help Delaware River Watershed Initiative partners better understand their streams and watersheds and their progress toward conservation goals. This includes the…