Garfield Refining & TTF Watershed Partnership Beautify Northeast Philly
This piece is a guest blog, written by the team at Garfield Refining. TTF is delighted to work with a partner as passionate and dedicated as Garfield Refining to keep […]
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Why were they digging big holes in the lawn at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel?
We are excited to share this article as a guest blog, reposted from Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel. You can find the original here. We are honored to work together with Reform […]
Op-Ed: ‘I did what I could to prevent erosion on our family’s land, but I worry it is not enough’
This is a featured guest blog, written by Alan Hunt. The piece originally ran in NJ Spotlight News, which you can find here. ALAN HUNT | NOVEMBER 17, 2021 | OPINION, ENERGY & […]
Watershed Districts: The Case for Environmental Gerrymandering
Watershed Districts: The Case for Environmental Gerrymandering* By David Bell We usually think of ourselves as living in a particular city, town, or neighborhood. What if we considered ourselves to […]
Searching for the Frankford Creek Along a Winding Trail: Guest Blog
We were excited to read this Hidden City Philadelphia blog over the winter, and am so glad that we are able to share it with you. We care deeply about […]
Guest Blog: Places to Save– Fisher’s Lane Bridge
Guest blog, originally posted in Extant Magazine’s Winter 2019 edition here When Fisher’s Lane Bridge was built across Tacony Creek in the late 18th century, its namesake roadway connected Frankford […]
Guest Blog: In Defense of Clean Water from the William Penn Foundation
Guest blog by William Penn Foundation originally posted on Thursday, January 24, 2019. Author: Andrew Johnson, Program Director, William Penn Foundation We are proud to share this blog posted by Andy Johnson of the William Penn […]
Where do you live? Welcome to my watershed!
Guest blog by Capt. David Bell. He is a U.S. Merchant Marine Officer; an author of books on seamanship, navigation, and ecology; and a TTF volunteer. Where do you live? […]
The Monarch Butterfly’s Multi-Generational Migration
Guest Blog by Chrissa Pedersen, TTF Streamkeeper. Chrissa has a BS from Cornell University, and an MS from Manhattan College in environmental engineering. Note from Chrissa: In February 2017, I visited […]