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The February issue of the Catalyst newsletter is now available from the Butler County-based Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition featuring articles on--
-- EPA Features Blacks Creek, Venango County Mine Drainage Treatment As Success Story
-- Volunteers Needed For Stream Restoration Planting At Slippery Rock Campground
-- Annual Cherry Pie Hike Set For Feb. 22 At Jennings Environmental Ed Center
-- The KIDS Catalyst - Presidents Day Word Puzzle
-- Click Here to sign up for your own copy
Read the entire Catalyst.
For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Slippery Rock Watershed Coalition website.
(Photo: Rootwads donated by Allegheny Mineral Corp. were used in Slippery Rock Campground streambank restoration project.)
NewsClips:
Click Here For A Week’s Worth Of PA Environment & Energy NewsClips
Related Articles - Water Quality:
House Holds Hearings With DEP, DCNR Feb. 24 On A Budget Request That Primarily Repairs Damage Done Last Year; Promises More
NFWF To Host March 11 Webinar On Chesapeake Bay And Delaware River Watershed Grant Opportunities
EPA Awards $464,200 In Funding For Fish & Boat Commission Staff To Restore Streams In Chesapeake Bay Watershed
EPA Features Blacks Creek, Venango County Mine Drainage Treatment As Success Story
Stream Monitoring In The Delaware River Basin Is More Than Just Numbers
York County Master Watershed Stewards Recognize Ryan Davis, Chesapeake Bay Forests, Northeastern Schools As 2019 Outstanding Partners
Volunteers Needed For Stream Restoration Planting At Slippery Rock Campground, Butler County
Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy Invites Volunteers For April 4 Stream Cleanup In Berks, Bucks, Lehigh, Montgomery Counties
Wissahickon Watershed Assn. Hosts Feb. 26 Meeting On Upper Gwynedd Twp Stream Restoration Project in Montgomery County
How To Repair & Maintain Gravel Driveways And Unpaved Lanes Workshop March 24 In Westmoreland
Southwestern PA Water Resources Center Hosts Smart Green Corridors, MS4 Stormwater Refresher, Stormwater & Flood Management Workshops
Penn State Extension: Riparian Buffers: Using The Power Of Plants To Help Clean Our Waterways
Monitoring Streams With Visual Assessment Important For Assessing Stream Conditions
Penn State Extension: What Is A Municipal Stormwater Fee?
USGS Study: No Statistically Significant Relationship Between Shale Gas Development And Stream Chemical, Benthic, Microbial Life Changes In State Forest Drilling Areas
[Posted: February 20, 2020]
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