Author: Sue

Highlight of Accomplishments
Applied for a Supplemental Funding grant to complete the eight remaining samples from our 2014 sampling and the 24 samples we collected in 2015, the grant application includes a substantial increase in the number of samples that will be collected in 2017 and 2018 from Cobbs Creek.
Attended the annual William Penn Gathering to collaborate with the Delaware River
Watershed Initiative.
Processed and identified eight of the 16 samples we collected as part of the Cluster Monitoring
in the Cobbs Creek with Lower Merion Conservancy.
Received two grants through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for major stormwater
control projects.
Held the 31st annual Canoe Ramble at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
Held the 31st annual Canoe and Kayak Challenge at John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge
Urged Senator Bob Casey to protect the Darby Creek watershed.
Planted over 400 trees and over 100 shrubs throughout the watershed.
Held the 31st annual Darby Creek Cleanup at 40 separate sites across 31 municipalities in
4 counties with more than 650 volunteers who helped removed 10.45 tons of trash from
the watershed.