Guest blog by William Penn Foundation’s Andrew Johnson, originally posted on William Penn Foundation’s blog on Thursday, March 08, 2018
The Foundation funded a special exhibit called “Windows on the Watershed,” which shares scenes that can be found across the Delaware River watershed: mountains, wetlands, urban riverbanks, and tidal marshes. Visitors are learning about how each type of land cover plays a role in keeping our water clean.
This week during the show, guides from the Alliance for Watershed Education, a group of 23 environmental centers in the region working to educate communities about the watershed, are on hand to interpret the exhibit. To learn more about the Delaware River watershed and how we are supporting local organizations to protect it, visit www.4states1source.org, and be sure to check out this year’s show! Visit www.theflowershow.com to learn more.