Water

How to enjoy Philadelphia’s Waterways Safely this Summer

Is the heat pushing you to hit the water? Here’s what’s you can do *safely* in the area. As we…

5 years ago

Get excited for 10 acres of new park space along the Delaware River

A new park project is underway in Bridesburg with new funding from PennDOT More good news for the city who…

5 years ago

How New Jersey is empowering students to become “River-Friendly”

New Jersey's River-Friendly School program teaches kids about our most valuable resource - water. In Readington Township, New Jersey, two…

5 years ago

Don’t buy that plastic: Philly Tap Water is (Still) Safe for Residents According to New Report

Philadelphia Water has good news to share—the city's drinking water meets or exceeds all state and federal water quality standards.…

5 years ago

Is it Safe to Swim in the Wissahickon?

Creek check: are rising temps luring you into the Wissahickon Creek? You should read this. During a “normal” year in…

5 years ago

Independence Seaport Museum Winner for its Delaware River Exhibit

The Independence Seaport Museum received a Special Achievement award in Interactivity from the American Alliance of Museums earlier this month.…

5 years ago

Eco-Explainer: What is Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI)?

You may have heard the catchphrase "GSI", but what does it ACTUALLY mean? We have a water dilemma. Philadelphia already…

5 years ago

5 Things We Learned About the Delaware River Watershed From Four Local Experts

During our 4 States, 1 Watershed digital panel on Wednesday, May 27th, four panelists shared their insights on what we…

5 years ago

Eco-Explainer: What are Combined Sewer Systems?

As climate change brings hotter and wetter weather to Philly, it can strain our waterways due to our archaic systems.…

5 years ago

How to Advocate for Clean Water & the Environment in a Virtual World

Want to get politically engaged? Like everything right now it’s a little more complicated than usual. With state capitals closed…

5 years ago