Conklin Tributary to Jenkintown Creek: Then & Now
We want to introduce you to a small unnamed tributary to the Jenkintown Creek that flows through the Charles D. Conklin Pool Property. In 2019, we started to restore this […]
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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 & […]
Putting Streamkeeper Training into Action to Protect Our Creeks
Capt. Dave Bell is one of our star Streamkeepers! He’s a Master Watershed Steward, regularly attends training opportunities, marks storm drains, writes Letters to the Editor and blogs (like the […]
Dear Jenkintown Creek Neighbors: An update
This blog shares the recent letter we sent to Abington Township Commissioners and the Township Manager to update their constituents about our work along the Jenkintown Creek. These projects are […]
Measuring the Success of our Rain Gardens
By Frankie Lazauskas, TTF’s Upstream Conservation Leader Throughout our watershed, we have installed many green stormwater infrastructure (GSI) projects such as the rain gardens and riparian buffers (creekside plantings). We plant […]
Cayuga Triangle Rain Garden Completes Circle of Green in Juniata Park
Guest Blog from the Watersheds Blog, Philadelphia Water Department Posted Dec 16, 2016 This article was originally posted here, on the PWD Watersheds Blog. When we build the green tools […]