Earth Month’s Two Part Series– Preserving and Celebrating Pennsylvania’s Waterways (Part 2)

Join us for the second installment of our Earth Month series, where we -dive- into the preservation and conservation efforts of Pennsylvania's waterways, spanning over 83,000 miles of rivers, streams, and creeks. This episode features conversations with representatives from the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association and the Mountain Watershed Association. These dedicated stewards share their passionate efforts in safeguarding these vital waters through conservation, education, and community engagement.

Learn how these organizations confront challenges and deploy strategies to protect the health and beauty of Pennsylvania’s aquatic environments. From their grassroots origins to substantial conservation initiatives, discover the pivotal role these waterways play in sustaining life and supporting local communities throughout the commonwealth. Whether you're deeply invested in environmental issues, interested in local conservation, or have simply gone for a swim in Pennsylvania's beautiful waterways, this episode offers a comprehensive exploration of the endeavors that maintain the purity and vitality of Pennsylvania's waters. Celebrate with us the unsung heroes and committed communities tirelessly working to preserve the natural beauty of our waterways.