|
The Partnership for the Delaware Estuary will host an Urban Waters Webinar Series - Connecting Youth To Urban Water November 2, 10 and 17.
The webinar speakers will include--
-- November 2: Speakers from the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum in Philadelphia, the Discovery Center, Philadelphia, and the Brandywine River Shad Project - 1:30 p.m.
-- November 10: Speakers from the UrbanPromise and the Center for Aquatic Sciences at Adventure Aquarium, both in Camden, NJ - 1:00 p.m.
-- November 17: Speakers from the Alliance for Watershed Education of the Delaware River and the Delaware Museum of Natural History - 1:00 p.m.
Click Here to register for the webinars. Questions should be directed to Emily Baumbach at EBaumbach@DelawareEstuary.org.
This series is an initiative of the Urban Waters Federal Partnership Delaware River Program.
For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary webpage.
Related Articles - Water Quality:
-- DCNR Invests $637,700 In 93 Acres Of Streamside Buffers In PA's Part Of Chesapeake Bay Watershed
-- PennVEST Invests $181 Million In Water Infrastructure, Nonpoint Source Pollution Reduction Projects In 12 Counties
-- DEP Grants Available To Help Farmers Reduce Nutrient Pollution, Small Businesses With Energy Efficiency Projects
-- DEP Accepting Applications For Farm Conservation Planning Grants In Chesapeake Bay Watershed
-- Westmoreland Conservation District Announces 2020 Conservation Award Winners
-- Conservation Districts, Join Wildlife, Environmental Groups In Opposing Bill Redefining Water Pollution, Letting Companies Decide When They Report Spills
-- Hershey Medical Center Tree Planting Part Of Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership Initiative
-- DEP October Newsletter Updates Chesapeake Bay Program Implementation
-- Bay Journal: On Chesapeake Bay Cleanup, Field Studies, Computer Predictions Don't Always Agree
-- Bay Journal: Use Of Switchgrass Growing In Popularity For Farm Conservation
-- To Harvest Or Not To Harvest: Recent Insight On Riparian Buffers
-- The Tree As A Microcosm Of An Entire Watershed
-- Learn More About DCNR’s Converting Your Lawn To Meadow Or Woods Program, Funding
-- DEP Invites Data On Water Quality For Watersheds In Adams/Franklin, Susquehanna Counties
-- Help Penn State Extension Master Watershed Stewards Plan Future Programs
-- Penn State Extension: Water Education Remains A Priority In Distance Learning
-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Nov. 5 Hearing Includes Proposed Policy Setting Incentives For Reuse Of Abandoned Mine Drainage, Treated Wastewater
-- NRCS-PA Offers Support To Urban Farmers In Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
[Posted: October 21, 2020]
|
