clean water

In Collaboration with Upper Chichester Township, Delaware County Conservation District and its partners invite residents to participate in a Storm Drain Labeling Workshop on Wednesday 16, April 2025! Location: 8500 FUREY RD, UPPER CHICHESTER, PA 19014 | Time: 4:30PM-6:00PM | Food/Drinks:  Shared Coffee,...

FREE BOATING ADVENTURES ON THE SCHUYLKILL RIVER with LandHealth Institute We’re thrilled to be offering a whole boat load of opportunities to get on the river this summer from a variety of launch points. Whether you’ve never kayaked before or...

Join your neighbors and TCP Keepers to clean Tacony Creek Park and its gateways. Date: Wednesday, March 29 Location: Bingham St & E Ashdale St, Philadelphia 19120 Time: 3pm to 5pm All tools and supplies will be provided, including work...

Join us for an Open House and presentation of the Master Plan for Tacony Creek Park. A light dinner is included. Bring your neighbors and family. Children’s activities provided. Plenty of parking and on a number of bus routes. This...

Join your neighbors and TCP Keepers to clean Tacony Creek Park and its gateways. Date: Wednesday, March 22 Location: E Olney Ave & E Clarkson Ave, Philadelphia 19120 (Meeting point at TCP field but cleanup will focus on Rising Sun...

Join us for the Philly Spring Clean-Up! Work with your neighbors to clean along Ramona Avenue and the Tacony Creek Park gateway. Location: Tacony Creek Park Gateway: I St & Ramona Ave 19124 Time: 10am to 12pm Date: Saturday, April...

Guest Blogger Justin Knabb is the Director of Donor Relations for Water for Waslala, a Philadelphia-based 501(c)3 non-profit.  Justin was part of student-led team that started Water for Waslala in 2004 while attending Villanova University.   We should never forget how fortunate we are to enjoy nearly unlimited access to clean drinking water here in Philadelphia.  Millions around the world - 884 million people - do not have the same luxury.  Each year 3.6 million people die from water related disease, which is more than twice the size of Philadelphia. Some local folks decided to focus on this problem, and there’s a good chance you’ll find (Find out more about Water for Waslala, clean water & how you can get involved RIGHT HERE in Philadelphia, after the jump!)