The collaborative structure of the Delaware River Watershed Initiative, which has enabled us to bring over $2 million in clean water projects to Abington and Cheltenham, has made our Upstream […]
UPDATE: The event is being moved inside to the Elkins Park train station due to the rain. Mapping Our Watershed, a participatory art and community science project taking place in […]
A free hands-on workshop where we’ll make prints with plants! The stems, leaves, and flowers of plants are essential to their functions: making their own food and providing it to […]
Learn about the plants that make our watershed healthy with science educators from the Academy of Natural Sciences-and make a tree rubbing! Plants and trees are not just beautiful to […]
A hands-on workshop where we’ll make and use paint from soil! Prehistoric humans made their paint from rocks and soil. We are still making art with these rich colors today. […]
Original date: June 18. New Date: Saturday, July 15 A hands-on workshop where we’ll learn all about the beauty and function of soil in watershed health! Soil is the skin […]
A hands-on workshop making art inspired by water! We’ll make photo collages and prints using the Japanese marbling technique of suminagashi. Water is essential to life on Earth; it is […]
A hands-on workshop where we’ll learn how to assess watershed health and document the visual power of water! The way water moves and behaves tells us a lot about the […]
Join your neighbors and Streamkeepers for our Second Saturday cleanup. We will meet at Abington Friends School at the back of the lower school by the creek and playground. All […]
A BioBlitz is an event where a group of people get together to document as many species as possible (animals, plants, insects, and more!) in a certain area, usually in […]
A BioBlitz is an event where a group of people get together to document as many species as possible (animals, plants, insects, and more!) in a certain area, usually in […]
Sediment run-off is a major cause of pollution of our creeks and streams. Especially in suburban and urban areas, sediment can carry many contaminants into waterways, causing problems for aquatic […]
Sediment run-off is a major cause of pollution of our creeks and streams. Especially in suburban and urban areas, sediment can carry many contaminants into waterways, causing problems for aquatic […]
Join us for a BioBlitz at Alverthorpe Park! What’s a BioBlitz? Learn more here! We’ll be using the free iNaturalist app to document wildlife observations in the park. Join TTF Watershed Partnership […]
Join us for a BioBlitz at Alverthorpe Park! What’s a BioBlitz? Learn more here! We’ll be using the free iNaturalist app to document wildlife observations in the park. Join TTF Watershed Partnership […]
