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We have selected some of our active projects for you to learn about in the list below.
If you would like to learn about restoration sites near you, please use our app.
In Spring and Fall, on most Wednesdays, a group of volunteers gather at the one of four parks to remove invasive weeds. Volunteers rotate between the four parks removing invasive weeds and trash, protecting small native trees, clearing areas along paths, picnic areas and education areas.
An underutilized vacant turf grass open space parcel in Warwick Township is being converted into a pocket park consisting of an enhanced pollinator area, rain garden, and tiny forest.
A stormwater retention basin and surrounding parcel in New Britain Township is being naturalized with 50 native trees and many native perennials.
A storm water retention basin and surrounding passive open space parcel in New Britain Township is being naturalized with 150 native trees and native perennials.
A mile long stretch of Watson Creek is being transformed from a poorly performing riparian buffer full of invasive species to an early stage of a functioning riparian buffer full of PA native shrubs and trees.
In 2023, a community science project will be performed in the Neshaminy to measure water quality.
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