Delaware River

Events will be both online and in-person to reach a wider audience this year. The Delaware River Festival is back from September 24th through October 3rd. Events include paddling, nature walks, kite flying online story readings, animal presentations, sponsored evenings...

Tucked away in a hillside above a curve in the Schuylkill River in Lower Merion Township is the Riverbend Environmental Education Center, a non-profit that offers 30 acres of wildlife to explore as well as year-round environmental education programs. The...

Lenapehoking~Watershed: a place for water, art and culture offers programming, performances, games and more. A new series connects local residents to the Delaware Watershed and its native people. Lenapehoking~Watershed: a place for water, art, and culture is an environmental art...

Paddlers can sign up for daily excursion or the entire trip to travel over 60 miles of the Delaware River Have you dreamed of paddling the Delaware River? Now’s your chance. Registration for the 26th Delaware River Sojourn is officially open. The...

The artist-inspired community initiative #ThisPizzaIsAPark hopes to take on a life of its own fueling the excitement of a multi-acre park and bike trail in Bridesburg When the Riverfront North Partnership announced the plan and previewed the renderings of a...

Where does our city water come from, and how does it get to our faucets? Philadelphia’s water system is one of the oldest in the country. It dates back to 1815, when it was originally serving about 63 homes. Today,...

This Indigenous People’s Day, we reflect on the people who cared for this land and waterways before us. The Lenni Lenape are the indigenous people whose territory included our present-day New Jersey & eastern PA along the Delaware River watershed,...