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Publications
Watershed Weekly | Sojourn Guide
| Citizen's Guide to Dam Removal Monitoring
| PA Stream Maps
Watershed Weekly is a publication produced the Pennsylvania Organization for Watersheds and Rivers (POWR) to help watershed groups statewide gain visibility and network with each other. The newsletter also includes information on upcoming events, conferences, funding source information, training, and job opportunities. A new watershed project is spotlighted each week with topics such as stream bank buffer plantings, dam removals, monitoring activities for students, and abandoned mine drainage projects.
Issues of Watershed Weekly
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River Sojourn Organizer's Guide
"Citizens increasingly view natural resources as an environmental endowment to future generations. Any occasion to have fun outdoors and at the same time educate the local communities about the issues facing a watershed is viewed as a unique opportunity. This manual will lead the reader through the process of organizing a River Sojourn to raise awareness about local watershed issues. Much of the guidance contained in this manual derives from the experiences of successful Sojourn organizers" - from page 1.
View the Guide online
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Dam Removal Guide Now Available from POWR
POWR has produced (with funding from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation) The Citizen's Guide to Dam Removal and Restoration. The guide covers topics on dam removals, restorations, and the monitoring that goes into each. The guide is also available online, click here to download the pdf file (5Mb).
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Your Copy of a PA Stream Map -- Great for Fishing!
Why every fisherman needs this map:
It is estimated that 10% of all the fisherman
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Fish where few fisherman ever fish.
Pennsylvania is loaded with great fishing waters,
many of them overlooked. From the Lake Erie tributaries to
the Delaware River, thousands of miles of streams, lakes and rivers
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Professor Higbee’s Stream Map of Pennsylvania
is the first and only highly detailed map of its kind.
This 3-foot by 5-foot color map shows virtually
all of the 45,000 miles of Pennsylvania streams plus lakes.
FREE LOCATION GUIDEBOOK INCLUDED
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over 900 productive trout streams and 300 lakes. Bass waters,
class “A” limestone streams, and trophy fish waters
are easy to locate on the map.
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