There are so many ways you can take action to improve our creeks on your own, with your neighbors, in your communities, or with us!
Volunteer as a TTF Ambassador, Streamkeeper or Tacony Creek Park Keeper, or at a cleanup or planting. Attend one of our workshops, in person or online. Make an annual donation or become a monthly donor.
Share your voice with state, county, and federal officials about the need for clean water funding and safeguards. Join your local Environmental Advisory Council to study issues and advise local government officials about decisions impacting our environment.
Watch our 2023 Community Service Get-Together to learn more about how you can get involved with TTF’s volunteer work.
Rain Barrels
Rain barrels store rainwater where it falls and holds it so that it can be released in drier weather. This helps prevent sewer systems from overflowing and polluting our waterways. The stored water can then be used to water gardens and lawns or wash patio furniture and cars.
Trees
Plant a native tree! Trees bring benefits to the community including shade, increased property values and peace of mind. Trees protect our watershed and its residents by cleaning the air and water, reducing flooding and energy usage, and moderating temperatures.
Native Plants, Buffers, Rain Gardens, Meadows
There are so many nature-based solutions to managing pollution to make our creeks and communities healthier! Native plants provide many critical benefits. Plant them at your home or as a buffer along a creek. Use them in a rain garden. You can even convert your lawn into a meadow of native plants. We can work with you through our Stream Smart program.
Storm Drain Marking
Mark storm drains with your friends, team, or students! Enjoy this hands-on activity to educate the community about how runoff pollution ends up in our streams and rivers. Spread our mascot, the Great Blue Heron, across our watershed. There are 12,000 storm drains in the Tacony-Frankford watershed!