Restoring Tacony Creek Park is a long-term commitment. Some days we celebrate milestones, and other days we face new challenges that remind us why stewardship never stops. This month, we’re […]
If you’ve spent time in Tacony Creek Park or the surrounding neighborhoods, chances are you’ve already seen Jay Coreano’s work. Known to many as “Art God,” Jay has become a […]
Stewardship season is in full swing at Tacony Creek Park, and May brought new energy, fresh plantings, and continued restoration work across the watershed. Love Your Park Tree Planting at […]
Written by Chambs Ruiz I want you to close your eyes, and imagine being in a field of greenery. You hear a river flowing off to your side, music from […]
Download a PDF Version here: [PressRelease] Cheltenham’s Creeks Officially Named and Added to U.S. Geological Survey Maps FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April, 2026 Contact: […]
This month, TTF’s LandCare team continued active stewardship across Tacony Creek Park and surrounding sites, with a focus on site preparation, invasive species management, and workforce training. At the Friends […]
Join Our Team! Explore TTF Opportunities At the Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership, we’re passionate about connecting our communities to their creeks through education, restoration, and fun! We currently have two exciting […]
Grounding the Action Plan in Community Voices The Tookany/Tacony-Frankford (TTF) Watershed Partnership launched a strategic, collaborative initiative in summer 2025 to improve water quality, reduce stormwater pollution, and restore natural […]
#CreekyCLEAN! TaconyCreekPark is a transformative initiative dedicated to revitalizing Tacony Creek Park. Visit the webpage to see other updates! December| diciembre | 2025 During the two-day Sustainable Land Care Training on Combatting […]
The #CreekyCLEANsquad wrapped up a powerful season of workshops, field trainings, and conferences with a meaningful visit at the Philadelphia Reforestation Hub—and walked away with fresh insight into how fallen […]
The Tookany/Tacony-Frankford (TTF) Watershed Partnership is proud to announce the completion of the Shoemaker Run restoration project at the Abington Club. While the construction phase is complete, TTF’s work on-site […]
On a beautiful fall evening, the TTF Watershed community came together to celebrate our biggest Milestones yet, with moments made possible by the dreamers among us. At Globe Dye Works, […]
In collaboration with the Olney Culture Lab, we are excited to unveil the award-winning selections from our fourth biennial photo contest, “What makes a green space urban?” Photographers of all ages […]
For a long time, environmental protection was viewed as separate from people. Conservation meant setting land aside, focusing on plants and animals, and keeping human impact at a distance. But […]
As someone trained in photography and fortunate enough to call it both a career and a passion, I’ve always found that photography sits at a fascinating crossroads: it’s joyful, but […]
At TTF Watershed Partnership, we’re all about connecting people to their creeks and encouraging everyone to enjoy the outdoors—responsibly and joyfully. That’s why we love sharing creators who celebrate nature, […]
By Wendi Wu, TTF’s comms person. In his book Exploring Philly Nature, Bernard “Billy” Brown challenges the idea that nature is something distant—something you have to travel far to […]
This November, TTF Watershed Partnership hosted our 13th Annual Watershed Milestones Ceremony at the iconic Globe Dye Works, bringing together community members, environmental advocates, and partners to honor six extraordinary […]
Hello TTF Community, I’m Wendi Wu, and I couldn’t be more excited to officially be here full-time as the Communication Manager for our watershed! After a couple of months part-time […]
We are thrilled to welcome two new board members, Tiffany Ledesma and Samuel Hall, to the TTF Watershed Partnership. Their expertise and dedication will be invaluable as we continue our […]
