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Darby Creek Trail Volunteer Series
Join the Darby Creek Valley Association (DCVA) and Haverford Township Parks & Recreation in a new monthly volunteer series dedicated to the care and restoration of the Darby Creek Trail. As proud adopters of the trail, we’re committed to creating a healthier and more beautiful environment for the community.
Each event focuses on essential stewardship activities, including invasive species removal, maintenance of past tree planting sites, and monitoring the health of newly planted trees. These efforts directly support native ecosystems and ensure the trail remains a thriving green space for wildlife and visitors alike.
Whether you're a seasoned conservationist or new to volunteering, your help makes a difference! Come lend a hand, connect with nature, and be part of a growing community of environmental stewards.
What to Bring: Gloves, sturdy shoes, and a passion for protecting green spaces! Schedule: Held monthly along the Darby Creek Trail—stay tuned for specific dates and locations.
Click here to Register!
Join Us for an Invasive Removal Volunteer Day at Sharp’s Woods Preserve!
The Darby Creek Valley Association (DCVA) and the Easttown Township Environmental Advisory Committee invite you to roll up your sleeves and help restore the natural beauty of Sharp’s Woods Preserve. On Saturday, September 27th, from 9:00 to 11:00 AM, we’ll be working together to remove invasive plant species and support the health of this vital local habitat.
Whether you're a seasoned environmentalist or just looking to lend a hand, all are welcome. Tools and guidance will be provided—just bring your enthusiasm, a pair of gloves, and a willingness to get your hands dirty!
Let’s work together to make a lasting impact on our local environment!
Join Us for a Tree Planting Weekend in Ridley Township!
The Darby Creek Valley Association (DCVA), in partnership with Ridley Township and the Delaware County Conservation District, is excited to invite community members to take part in a large-scale tree planting along Stony Creek in Frederick L. Mann Memorial Park this October! Together, we’ll be planting 500 native trees and shrubs to restore streamside habitat, improve water quality, and create lasting benefits for the local environment.
Event Dates & Times
Saturday, October 18th
Morning Session: 8:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Afternoon Session: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Sunday, October 19th
This is a family-friendly event, open to volunteers of all ages and experience levels. No prior planting knowledge is required—our team will provide all the tools, materials, and guidance you’ll need. Just bring sturdy footwear, dress for outdoor work, and be ready to make a difference!
By joining us, you’ll not only be planting trees—you’ll be planting hope for cleaner streams, healthier ecosystems, and a greener future for our community.
Please visit our 2025 Fall Clean Up webpage to see a complete list of cleanup sites and register to volunteer!
Volunteer to be a Site Captain by filling out this Google Form.
Questions? Email Kyle
Help Restore History and Nature at Morton Homestead!
The Darby Creek Valley Association (DCVA), in partnership with Prospect Park Borough and the Delaware County Conservation District, invites you to join us at Morton Homestead Historical Park on Saturday, November 8th, 2025, from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Rain or Shine) for a morning of hands-on environmental action.
Together, we’ll be working to improve the grounds of this historic site and enhance the health of Darby Creek. With your help, we’ll protect native habitats, reduce stormwater impacts, and preserve the natural beauty that surrounds this important landmark.
Location: Morton Homestead Historical Park 100 Lincoln Ave, Prospect Park, PA 19076
This event is open to volunteers of all ages and experience levels—whether you’re a seasoned steward or brand new to conservation work, there’s a role for you. Tools, materials, and guidance will be provided. Just bring sturdy footwear, dress for outdoor work, and come ready to make a difference!
By volunteering, you’ll not only support an important piece of Pennsylvania history—you’ll also be helping to protect our watershed for generations to come.