The Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania is working with local partners and residents in Butler and Armstrong counties to conduct a 10-year update to the Buffalo Creek Watershed Conservation Plan.

The plan will be used by local leaders to prioritize investments in the community and help municipalities receive funding for projects.

Do you live, play, or work in the Buffalo Creek Watershed? We want to hear from you!

Please fill out this short survey to help guide the Buffalo Creek Watershed Conservation Plan 10-year update.

Located in Butler and Armstrong Counties, the Buffalo Creek Watershed is an area of great beauty with important recreational, ecological, and cultural resources. The Buffalo Creek Watershed is a high quality watershed and an Audubon-designated Important Bird Area.

Click Here to review a copy of the 2008 Watershed Conservation Plan.

Funding for this initiative is provided by the Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds.

Click Here for more information on Buffalo Creek and a map of the watershed.

To learn more about this program, visit DCNR’s Rivers Conservation webpage.

(Photo: Buffalo Creek Watershed Important Bird Area, ASWP.)

[Posted: Dec. 14, 2018]

12/17/2018