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# Conodoguinet Creek Watershed Association

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://conocreek.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Home](https://conocreek.org/) - CCWA is a non-profit, environmental, citizens group concerned for the welfare of the Conodoguinet Creek Watershed in Cumberland and Franklin Counties, PA.
- [The Freshet](https://conocreek.org/freshet-newsletters/) - The Freshet CCWA's Quarterly Newsletter CCWA The Freshet Summer 2026 Includes Creek Cleanup Volunteers Needed Bacteria Monitoring of Conodoguinet Creek Brook Trout Habitat Structures Installed in Big Spring Creek CCWA at Community Environmental Events Benthic Macroinvertebrate Water Quality Bio-Indicators Change of Editor Update on PAX-1 Middlesex Data Center Presentations by Winners of Capital Area Science
- [Calendar](https://conocreek.org/calendar/) - CALENDAR oF EVENTS CCWA 2026 Calendar of Events 18 April (Saturday) morning Event: CCWA at Mechanicsburg Earth Day 25 April (Saturday) morning Event: CCWA at Wetlands Festival at Wildwood 16 May (Saturday) morning Creek Cleanup location TBD, starting at 9am 19 May (Tuesday) evening in-person Board Meeting, 310 Allen Road, Carlisle, starting at 7pm. 20 June (Saturday) morning Creek Cleanup location TBD, starting at Conodoguinet Creek Watershed Association Calendar of Events
- [Activities](https://conocreek.org/activities/) - Activities Recreation on the Conodoguinet Creek The Conodoguinet Creek Water Trail (CCWT) is approximately 40 miles long and meanders through agricultural fields, suburban areas, and small towns. You can enjoy a leisurely float, fish, or bird watch on this Class 1 stream. Class 1 waters are easy-flowing with few waves or riffles and suitable for
- [Members & Volunteers](https://conocreek.org/membershipformonline/) - Members & Volunteers Become a CCWA Member or VOlunteer Today Membership Drive We Want YOU!!! We are All Members and Volunteers CCWA is a member and volunteer organization. We have no paid staff. Everything we do is done by one or more members and volunteers. Members are people who make a commitment to give some
- [Monitoring](https://conocreek.org/monitoring/) - Stream Monitoring The Alliance for Aquatic Resource Monitoring (ALLARM) envisions people who are empowered through science education to participate in decision making about water resources in their local community. CCWA partnered with ALLARM in 2002 – 2006 with monitoring based on a design study. In 2017 Wilbur Wolf Jr., past CCWA President renewed our partnership
- [About the Watershed](https://conocreek.org/about-the-watershed/) - Learn more about the Conodoguinet Creek Watershed The Conodoguinet Creek bisects the County from west to east. Its watershed is much of Cumberland County, PA.
- [Resources & Partners](https://conocreek.org/resources-partners/) - Resources and Partners Resources Conodoguinet Creek Water Trail Learn how to build your own rain barrel Rivers Conservation Plan (Conodoguinet Creek) Real Time water data for USGS Gage station: 01570000 Conodoguinet Creek near Hogestown, PA National Weather Advance Prediction Service Conodoguinet Creek Near Hogestown Photo Credit Left: “The Cave” by Susanna Closs Photo Credit Left:
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- [Footer](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=footer) - Content Area
- [Riparian](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=riparian) - Riparian Buffers CCWA partnered with the Chesapeake Bay Program’s Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership and Silver Spring Township to plant a Riparian Buffer at the DiFilippo Nature Preserve. Check out the video about CCWA plantings. These buffers are important in removing Nitrogen and Phosphorus that is trapped in runoff that flows into our waterways. Roots
- [Header](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=header) - Content Area
- [Default Kit](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=default-kit)
- [CCWA Membership Form](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=ccwa-membership-form) - Content Area
- [Adams](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=adams) - Adams Ricci Park Butterfly Garden The Butterfly Garden was created by Cumberland County Master Gardeners, Penn State Extension, and East Pennsboro Recreation. CCWA sponsored $1,000 grant to help create this beautiful garden. Check out the video about butterflies and plants and why they are so important to our ecosystem
- [Recreation](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=recreation) - Recreation on the Conodoguinet Creek The Conodoguinet Creek Water Trail (CCWT) is approximately 40 miles long and meanders through agricultural fields, suburban areas, and small towns. You can enjoy a leisurely float, fish, or bird watch on this Class 1 stream. Class 1 waters are easy-flowing with few waves or riffles and suitable for a
- [challenge popup](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=challenge-popup) - Content Area
- [bio popup](https://conocreek.org/?elementor_library=bio-popup) - Content Area

## Posts

- [Attribution](https://conocreek.org/attribution/) - This site has been created with the help of many different people and companies. This site was built on a powerful, Inspirations based web builder called BoldGrid. It is running on WordPress, the most popular content management software online today. Web hosting support is provided by DreamHost. Additional functionality provided by: WP Canvas - Gallery