Your Watershed: A Winter Wonderland, Part 1
Part 1 of our 3 part Winter Wonderland series By Dante Falasco, TTF Intern This past spring and summer, the Covid-19 Pandemic gave many people the opportunity to rediscover nature […]
Part 1 of our 3 part Winter Wonderland series By Dante Falasco, TTF Intern This past spring and summer, the Covid-19 Pandemic gave many people the opportunity to rediscover nature […]
By Nathan McWilliams, Philadelphia Stewardship Manager Last month, Ryan Neuman, Upstream Conservation Leader, conducted a hands-on Pollinator Box workshop at Friends Hospital with help from the PowerCorpsPHL work crew assigned […]
Blog by Sophia Raif, Run With Me intern. Sophia recently turned 17. This past summer I had the privilege of being a TTF “run with me” intern. It was my […]
By Susan Volz, Philadelphia Community Organizer Art is a powerful force for engaging and shaping how people see the world around them. At TTF, we have loved bringing art to […]
Blog by Nathan McWilliams, Philadelphia Watershed Coordinator We hosted our Second Saturday Clean Up on October 10th at the Bingham & East Ashdale Street gateway to the Tacony Creek Trail. […]
By Vary Soth, TTF Intern Tookany/Tacony-Frankford (TTF) Watershed Partnership is partnering with Ambrose Liu of the Olney Culture Lab and Dr. Matthew Smalarz of Manor College to record in-person interviews with community members as […]
Guest Blog by Katherine Haines Katie is a student at Arcadia University and former TTF intern. We were so happy that she joined us for this planting, brought along friends, […]
We’re excited to share this blog by our partners, the Pennsylvania Environmental Council! You can find it on the PEC website here. We’re entering the home stretch of the Tookany […]
By Susan Volz, Philadelphia Community Organizer Over a dozen neighbors volunteered on a gray and dreary fall morning at the Tabor and Olney Gateway on October 2nd for our first […]
By Nathan McWilliams, Philadelphia Stewardship Manager Last month, we held a maintenance day at our very first rain garden in Vernon Park. This GSI site was installed in the fall […]
By Susan Volz, Philadelphia Community Organizer Schools. Roads. Public assistance. Did you know the census determines how much money our communities get for these essential services? Did you know that […]
By Siani Colon, Tacony Creek Park (TCP) Keeper Potential rain could not deter a community from getting together (at a distance) to take care of Tacony Creek Park. Residents of […]
Guest Blog by Robin Irizarry, Wyncote Audubon Society, Philadelphia Programs Co-chair If you’ve ever had the pleasure of going on a bird walk with the folks at the Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership (TTF […]
By Vary Soth, TTF intern We were so sad that we had to cancel our May Nature’s Hidden Surprises, Recognizing Bird Calls. Vary developed this blog with some wonderful resources […]
By Susan Volz, Philadelphia Community Organizer Did you see Creek Force One? Our colorful TTF van was on the road last month delivering trees as part of TreePhilly! TreePhilly is […]
Dear Friends of TTF, TTF recognizes that it is more important than ever for us to not only reflect the diversity of our community, but also to support the protests […]
By Vary Soth, Intern for the TTF Watershed Partnership My name is Vary and I started interning at TTF Watershed Partnership on my birthday: May 20th. What a great birthday […]
By Nathan McWilliams, Philadelphia Stewardship Manager TTF has been a City of Philadelphia’s Soak It Up (SIU) Adoption Program partner since 2017! This initiative was created by the Philadelphia Water Department […]
By the TTF Philadelphia Team Now more than ever, we understand how important it is to reach out and connect with neighbors. Since we are unable to gather in groups […]
Guest Blog by Trae Jordan, TTF Watershed Partnership Intern We celebrated Earth Day with a BioBlitz that included 82 observers, 457 species, and 1500 observations! Even amidst a global pandemic, […]
By Zhenya J. Nalywayko, Trails & Recreation Program Coordinator, Pennsylvania Environmental Council Walking, hiking, and biking. Enhanced safety for children, and scenic routes to schools, libraries, and train stations. Vandalism, lack of privacy, […]
The TTF team has not been together, in our office at Globe Dye Works in Frankford, since Friday, March 13th. That’s 47 days. How does an organization committed to hands-on […]
By Ryan Neuman, Upstream Conservation Leader In challenging times like these, strong partnerships and creativity are critical to improving the health of our local waterways. We are proud to provide […]
TTF staff Ryan Neuman and Nate McWilliams were out on the trail in Tacony Creek Park last week. Here’s their report! Tacony Creek Park is still open, and a great […]