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Ambler / Pennsylvania / United States
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About WVWA Our Priorities The Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association ( WVWA ) is a non-profit land trust founded in 1957 to protect the quality and the beauty of the Wissahickon Creek. For fifty-two years WVWA has made a critical difference in protecting the local environment in the 64 square miles of the Creeks watershed. WVWA has worked with landowners, local municipalities, Montgomery County and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to preserve and improve woods, meadows and wetlands in the Watershed. WVWA has protected over 1, 100 acres of natural, open space in the Wissahickon Watershed. Support for the Wissahickon Valley Watershed Association comes from individuals through membership gifts, as well as corporate and foundation support.
Royersford / Pennsylvania / United States
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Lewis Environmental Group is an award-winning remedial contracting company with an unparalleled commitment to the safe and professional execution of each project. Servicing the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions, it offers a number of services. Lewis Environmental Group has performed countless successful remedial construction projects throughout the Northeastern United States for the petrochemical, utility, property management, land development and manufacturing industries, as well as numerous regulatory and governmental authorities. It also provides unsurpassed capabilities in protecting, recreating and restoring sensitive ecological areas. The company s staff has performed ecological and wetland construction in a variety of environments, including working for public utilities, environmental consultants and engineers, as well as private owners.
Huntingdon Valley / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust serves as an 800-plus-acre preservation for what once was Eastern Montgomery County’s prevalent landscape: fields and fields of pristine prairie lands.

The Trust’s efforts of conservation lead its limited staff and hundreds of volunteers on a year-round mission to protect indigenous fauna and flora from invasive plant species and especially deer. For this reason, the miles of trails leading from one spectacular meadow to the next, have specific recreational purposes.

Visitors may stroll or hike along trails or ride their horses. Some trails reveal once powerful paper mills, now stone remnants, along the Pennypack Creek that pre-date the founding of the United States.

Also to further the Trust’s mission of conservation, several interactive programs are available to both members and the public.

Hollidaysburg / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has protected more than 255,000 acres of natural lands in Pennsylvania, helped to establish 10 state parks, and protected or restored more than 3,000 miles of rivers and streams. In 1963, Edgar Kaufmann jr. entrusted the Conservancy with Fallingwater, his family’s weekend home and Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterwork in Mill Run, Pennsylvania.
Phoenixville / Pennsylvania / United States
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French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust is a community based charitable organization which works to protect lands and areas in northern Chester County. The organization works to conserve scenic and agricultural lands and also works to create greenways and trails along creek areas. The trust was established in 1967 and has protected over 9,000 acres of natural and park lands. The organization has also worked to place numerous sites and districts on the National Register of Historic Places.

Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, founded in 1932, is a nonprofit conservation organization. The organization offers a wide range of programs and services in and water conservation. It also provides various programs covering issues, such as forest conservation, conservation science and freshwater conservation. Western Pennsylvania Conservancy offers internship programs in aquatic science, botany, ecology and land stewardship. The organization also works in association with various private landowners, farmers and timber harvesters and also offers various services in land protection. Its additional services include scientific research and monitoring, Developing a watershed conservation plan and organizing promotional programs through schools, municipalities, businesses and organizations. The organization also provides technical assistance in freshwater conservation program. Western Pennsylvania Conservancy is located in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Philadelphia / Pennsylvania / United States
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Blue Hill Partners is an investment firm located in Chestnuthill. The management team and seven advisors focus on the green technology sector to help build green businesses by providing management support, investment capital and strategic resources.

Ridgway / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has protected more than 255,000 acres of natural lands in Pennsylvania, helped to establish 10 state parks, and protected or restored more than 3,000 miles of rivers and streams. In 1963, Edgar Kaufmann jr. entrusted the Conservancy with Fallingwater, his family’s weekend home and Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterwork in Mill Run, Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh / Pennsylvania / United States
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Nine Mile Run Watershed Association Is an urban environmental nonprofit whose mission is to ensure the restoration and protection of the Nine Mile Run Watershed through citizen engagement, demonstration projects, and advocacy.
Schwenksville / Pennsylvania / United States
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Founded in 1964, Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy is a provider of a variety of environmental conservation services. Based in Schwenksville, Pa., the firm has 362 square miles and 57 municipalities in Berks, Bucks, Lehigh and Montgomery counties. The organization has over 500 individual and family memberships and 30 municipal members. Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy has partnership with Montgomery County Conservation District, Lehigh County Conservation District, Bucks County Conservation District, Octoraro Native Plant Nursery, Red Bud Native Plant Nursery, Bowmans Hill Wildflower Preserve, to name a few.
Stroudsburg / Pennsylvania / United States
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PHLT was founded in 1984 and is an active participant in the 2020 open space program which was approved by Monroe County voters in 1998. The trust is a non-profit organization funded by grants, donations and the contributions of its corporate and individual members. It is guided by Land Trust Alliances Standards and Practices PHLT cooperates with willing landowners and local government to preserve land with special scenic, recreational or environmental value. In some cases, PHLT acquires ownership of the land through donation or purchase. In others, it acquires the development rights through voluntary legal agreements. In all cases, the trust accepts responsibility for managing and protecting the land in perpetuity.
Gladwyne / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Lower Merion Conservancy is a nonprofit organization that aims to preserve historic and natural sources in the community. It hosts such community volunteer groups as BirdWatch, StreamWatch, ButterflyWatch, Forest Restoration, Native Plant Gardening, and Residents Reporting Environmental Observations. It also supports open space preservation and offers educational opportunities. 

West Chester / Pennsylvania / United States
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In March of 1945, thirty people from the West Chester and Wilmington areas got together to listen to a man named Clayton Hoff talk about the Brandywine Creek. What they heard was alarming. In many spots the creek was little more than an open sewer, the result of wastewater being dumped into the stream with little or no treatment. In addition, thousands of tons of soil were being washed into the Brandywine--choking aquatic life and diminishing water quality. Recognizing that such threats would cause permanent damage, this group founded Brandywine Valley Association, the first small watershed association in America. BVA is now more than 800 members strong and is still working to protect the picturesque and productive Brandywine Creek.
Pottstown / Pennsylvania / United States
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About Schuylkill River Heritage Area The Schuylkill River National Heritage Area celebrates the rich culture and history of the Schuylkill River watershed as one of Americas most significant cultural and industrial regions. The boundaries of the Heritage Area cover the Schuylkill River watershed in Schuylkill, Berks, Chester, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties. This region is nationally significant for the role that its people, places, and events played in the American, Industrial, and Environmental Revolutions. The Heritage Area is home to over 3.2 million people across the five counties. Approximately 1.75 million people draw their drinking water directly from the River. A National Heritage Area is a place designated by the United States Congress where natural, cultural, historic and recreational resources combine to form a cohesive, nationally distinctive landscape. The Schuylkill River received this designation from Congress in 2000. The Schuylkill River watershed was designated a Pennsylvania Heritage Area by the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources in 1995. National Heritage Areas work to revitalize and restore the region through natural and cultural resource preservation, education, recreation, community revitalization, and heritage tourism. The legislation authorizing the Schuylkill River National Heritage Area is available from the Library of Congress. Schuylkill River Heritage Area is managed by the non-profit Schuylkill River Greenway Association. Founded in 1974 as an organization focused on the preservation of the riverfront in Berks and Schuylkill Counties, the organization has grown in its mission and geographic scope over the years. The Greenway Association is governed by a Board of Directors representing all five counties within the Heritage Area. Today, use of the name Schuylkill River Greenway Association is typically reserved for legal and financial purposes, and members of the Board and staff refer to the organization as Schuylkill River Heritage Area. The Heritage Area has a small but dedicated staff who works to administer the programs and projects identified our Management Plan. Members of the staff include: Kara Wilson - Schuylkill River Trail Steward Click on the staff persons name to send them an e-mail. Or you can use our generic e-mail contact form. The Heritage Area offices are located in the Schuylkill River Center in the Borough of Pottstown. The Schuylkill River Center is the centerpiece of the 30-acre municipally owned Riverfront Park in Pottstown. The building was built in 1911 as a switching station for Philadelphia Electric Company ( PECO ). Abandoned for much of the 1990s the building was purchased by the Borough in 1997 and converted to offices in 2000 with the assistance of the State, County, and local governments, and the Montgomery County Lands Trust. The Heritage Area relocated to the Center from Wyomissing in 2002. In 2009 the building was purchased by Montgomery County Community College.