Stroud Water Research Center
The project is part of a larger goal to fast-track the restoration of 350 miles of impaired streams in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, by 2030.
From the first Friday kickoff to the last Saturday volunteer effort, it was a wonderful week as Lancaster Conservancy celebrated clean fresh water for all.
In Pennsylvania, property owners and farmers are transforming their lands to restore a stream’s health and its native fish.
The trees were planted along a tributary of Brandywine Creek in Birmingham Township, Pennsylvania, in a project funded by American Water.
You’ve planted your trees, but your job isn’t over yet! Learn about the next steps you need to take to ensure a successful buffer planting.
Join us for a film that documents the beauty and diversity found in freshwater rivers and streams in the southeastern United States.
Moore models farm stewardship and environmental conservation through his operation and is recognized as a leader in Pennsylvania’s dairy industry.
Help us celebrate Lancaster Water Week by giving back and helping out on this beautiful riparian buffer project.
Former Stroud Center intern and now restoration professional at the Alliance of the Chesapeake Bay, Rebecca Lauver reflects on a dietary staple of healthy streams.
Get ready for the spring garden season as you learn how you can improve water quality, soil health, and grow better veggies!