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Inside this Edition Creek Cleanups; Bacteria Monitoring; Brook Trout Habitat Structures; Community Environmental Events; Bio-Indicators; New Editor; PAX-1 Data Center; Science Fair Winners; Col. Denning State Park; and Conodoguinet Classifieds!
This booklet is part of a larger commemorative project celebrating CCWA’s people, projects, and achievements. It provides some history and stories of the watershed.
Click on the photo to the left to learn more about our Watershed and the inspiration behind CCWA.
Explore Conodoguinet Creek and its watershed virtually by watching videos, following links, and interacting with geology and water trail maps.
The story map features the importance of watershed education, conservation, geology, agriculture, riparian buffers, and recreation, and shows how community and volunteerism link education and conservation principles, to enhance the health of the watershed, which impacts the lives of everyone living here, as well as downstream, as water from the creek flows into the Susquehanna River, Chesapeake Bay, and ultimately our global oceans.
CCWA thanks Pennsylvania Environmental Council for grant funding that enabled creation of this story map by Shippensburg University Center for Land Use & Sustainability (CLUS).
Dive deeper into the watershed with CCWAS’s library of
videos about the creek, watershed, and riparian issues.
Every 3rd Saturday (8:45 am - Noon) May - September.
Cleanups are very dependent upon weather conditions and stream height.
Creek Clean-up registration is TBA
Volunteer to help us plant trees! Partners are Camp Hill Borough and Chesapeake Bay Foundation the Keystone 10 Million Tree Partnership.
Tree planting registration is TBA
Watershed Monitoring in Partnership with ALLARM to conduct MONTHLY water testing. Members will meet on site and use field kits for water quality monitoring data.
Email allarm@dickinson.edu or (717) 243-5121
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