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Awareness
To inspire citizen action, the Delaware Riverkeeper Network provides citizens with the information, tools and training they need to make a difference for the River. Citizen participation is critical to ensuring protection and proper management of the Delaware River.
Through our Awareness-to-Action program, we move citizens from burgeoning awareness to citizen action on behalf of local streams. We employ informative membership materials, publications, motivational and informative presentations, special topic workshops, hands-on training, and networking events.
When you become part of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network, you will enjoy opportunities to learn about watershed ecosystems, acquire skills that enable you to have a meaningful impact on environmental decision-making, and develop confidence in your abilities to apply these newly acquired skills to protect your local streams.
Begin Your Journey From Awareness To Action.
Informative Membership Materials
2008 Annual Report
Get River Rapids, our newsletter published three times a year.
Get active in your own backyard! Learn the importance of native plants, reconfigure your yardscape using natives, and learn which plants to use where.
Publications
Purchase a hard copy of our education publications.
Download a pdf version of "Protecting Streams in Pennsylvania: A Resource for Municipal Officials." This guide also includes action steps, a glossary, and links to important Internet sites that provide more information on water resource protection.
Motivational and Informative Presentations
Need a speaker? Consider requesting a speaker from the Delaware Riverkeeper Network. Look over our brochure. Download our Speaker Request form.
Review topics and speaker bios.
Take Action
Click here to learn more about how you can get involved.
Remember the River
The Delaware is the longest undammed river east of the Mississippi, flowing freely for 330 miles as it travels from New York state, through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware to the Atlantic Ocean.
Our Remember the River campaign is a tribute to the Delaware. Learn more about this campaign.
Request a Speaker
Did you know DRN is available to speak at events?
The Delaware Riverkeeper as well as representatives of the Delaware Riverkeeper Network are available to speak about the Delaware River watershed, the threats it faces and our efforts to protect it. Speaker's fees for Delaware Riverkeeper Network staff generally start at $250, but vary depending upon the length of the presentation, the type of function being held, and the financial capabilities of the host organization. Speaker's fees are designated as donations to the Delaware Riverkeeper Network. Part of the operating budget, they help Delaware Riverkeeper Network to champion the rights of the River and its streams as members of our community.
Request a Speaker Now
Email us at drn@delawareriverkeeper.org to request a speaker. Review topics and speaker bios.
Download Speaker Request Form (PDF File).