Delaware Riverkeeper Network

Over 17 Million people rely on the Delaware for drinking water including in New York, Philadelphia and South Jersey
Over 17 Million people rely on the Delaware for drinking water including in New York, Philadelphia and South Jersey
Over 17 Million people rely on the Delaware for drinking water including in New York, Philadelphia and South Jersey
Over 17 Million people rely on the Delaware for drinking water including in New York, Philadelphia and South Jersey

Advocacy Training for Health Professionals and Students

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Sep

Walk with Maya at Mt. Cuba Center

Walk with Maya at Mt. Cuba Center

Join Maya van Rossum, the Delaware Riverkeeper, at the botanical gardens of the Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin, DE on September 30, 2017.

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Oct

Virtual Canoe Race

Virtual Canoe Race

Calling all Young Paddlers! Join us on an adventure down the Delaware River and never leave your home or classroom. Compete for prizes with other classrooms and youth groups in the Delaware Valley. You can do all this in the Delaware Riverkeeper Network’s 2017 Virtual Canoe Race for Young Paddlers which kicks off October 2.

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Oct

Public Presentation on Dangers of Bishop Tube Development

East Whiteland Township residents, the Delaware Riverkeeper Network, and Trout Unlimited will be providing an open public presentation detailing the imminent health, property, and environmental dangers of developing the Bishop Tube land site.

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Oct

Due Date for PFNA Comments

Tell NJDEP You Want Clean Water NOW!
Safe Drinking Water Standards proposed for PFNA and 1,2,3,-TCP

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Multimedia

Published on Sept 13, 2017

Concerned citizens and advocates are rejecting a resolution adopted by the DRBC on shale gas development. Although the plan could ban drilling in the Delaware River Watershed it would allow for the disposal of frack wastewater and permit water withdrawals for gas projects. This video contains highlights from the September 13 DRBC meeting.

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