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The Delaware River provides drinking water to over 17 million people.
Your support counts and thank you for your contribution!
The Delaware Riverkeeper Network champions the rights of our communities for a Delaware River and tributary streams that are free-flowing, clean, healthy, and abundant with a diversity of life.
DEADLINE for public comment on LNG by Rail Extended to August 7, 2019!
Forums on New Reports on the Health and Economic Impacts of Fracking in Pennsylvania
East Whiteland Supervisors Need To Hear From You
Tell the DRBC and watershed Governors to Say “NO” to PennEast!
Sign the Petition Today— New York Deserves Constitutional Protections for Right to Clean Air and Water!
Sign the Petition to help New Jersey obtain a Green Amendment
We Need Congressional Hearings into the Abuses of Power and Law Perpetrated by FERC!
The Delaware Riverkeeper Network, students, teachers, area residents and other organizations celebrated the fish migration by paddling from Palmyra to Camden on the Delaware. The groups celebrated improvements in water quality on the Delaware but also called for better dissolved oxygen levels in that section of the river.
Maya K. van Rossum has served as the Delaware Riverkeeper and leader for the Delaware Riverkeeper Network since 1994.
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