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Delaware County Environmental Clearinghouse
Come hear a webinar by climate investor Tom Steyer. A longtime leader in the climate movement, Tom has spearheaded citizen campaigns, championed climate science, and advocated for bold legislation—even running for President to put climate first. Now, he’s leveraging decades of experience as a world-class investor to drive climate solutions in the private sector. He’s […]
Last year Physicians for Social Responsibility Pennsylvania (PSR PA) used FlIR optical gas imaging to document the emissions from several fracked gas compressor stations and power plants in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. This technology makes visible the constant flow of methane and other emissions coming from these facilities - emissions that cannot be seen […]
Meet the Birds of Delaware Valley The Middletown Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) is sponsoring a Bird Walk in collaboration with the Birding Club of Delaware County (BCDC) on Saturday, March 29, 8–10AM at Longview Park, 742 W Rose Tree Rd, Media 19063. Explore a township green space and get to know the birds in our area. Meet in the East-side parking area, […]
SHRED AND RECYCLE YOUR UNWANTED PERSONAL PAPERS AND DOCUMENTS SAFELY AND SECURELY Absolutely FREE Service for Haverford Township residents only, no registration required -4 BOX MAX OR EQUIVALENT NO PLASTIC BAGS -Please remove any large binder clips ENTER ONLY FROM DARBY ROAD AND EXIT ONLY ONTO MANOA ROAD & PLEASE REMAIN IN VEHICLES AT ALL […]
The Watershed Congress Is Back! This year, the event will be in-person only, be sure to mark this on your calendar to attend! The 2025 Watershed Congress website is still under construction, future emails will let you know when you can view it! For now, find more information here. Early registration is now open! Save money and […]
Newlin Grist Mill and Wild Birds Unlimited (Glen Mills) have teamed up to explore the wonderful world of bird life! Join us for monthly naturalist-led walks through the 160-acre park at Newlin Grist Mill. We will meet year-round residents, visit exciting migrants, and learn the basics of bird identification and biology. Families and beginners are […]
It's Springtime—a great time to freshen up our parks and streams. The Chester-Ridley-Crum Watersheds Association is having their 27th Annual Streams Cleanup on Saturday, March 29th, 9–11:30AM, Join hundreds of volunteers and head to your local creek to help clean it up. There are 33 sites to choose from along the Chester, Ridley, and Crum Creeks. Go to their website to […]
Help us make our park a better place for wildlife and people! The Habitat Stewards group meets once a month to work on outdoor tasks related to habitat restoration and species conservation. Projects vary by month but include things like invasive plant removal, tree planting, garden maintenance, trail cleanup, and outdoor classroom care. 1pm to […]
Transition Town Greater Media is hosting a film screening and discussion of "The Great Simplification: A Film on Energy, Environment, and Our Future”, by Nate Hagens presented by Institute for the Study of Energy & Our Future. The film examines energy, the environment, the economy, human evolutionary psychology, the aggregate of 8 billion humans on […]
In the past few months, Clean Air Council staff have installed over 50 low-cost residential particulate matter monitors in South and Southwest Philadelphia as well as areas of southern Delaware County like Chester, Trainer, and Marcus Hook. On Monday, March 31st at 6 PM Clean Air Council will host a meeting over Zoom where our […]
Here is the RSVP link Join PennEnviroment on Tuesday, April 1st from 10am to 2pm outside the north side of Philadelphia City Hall and test out a wide range of electric lawn equipment. From lawn mowers, chainsaws, weed whackers and hedge trimmers and many others — you can come check out a wide array of […]
Pennsylvania residents impacted by the vast network of shale gas infrastructure—wells, compressor stations, processing plants, pipelines, truck traffic, etc.—had every reason to expect that Gov. Shapiro and his administration, once in office, would work hard to defend their health from sources of pollution. Two years later, residents are still waiting for meaningful action. Join us […]
