Clean and clear local water by 2040

The majority of Lancaster County’s 1,400 miles of streams are not healthy. Lancaster Clean Water Partners is bringing partner organizations together with a shared vision to ensure clean and clear local water by 2040.

The demand for clean water brings many different people to the table. We facilitate this collaborative effort with experts and community members to improve the health of our local streams to make Lancaster a better place to live and work.

WHAT'S NEW

RFQ: Agricultural Technical Assistance, Nutrient Management Testing, and Implementation

Lancaster Clean Water Partners seeks qualified technical service providers for our preferred directory. We are accepting quotes for agricultural services including planning, engineering, construction oversight, ANM testing, and more. Apply by Sept. 30.

Open Position: Finance and Grants Coordinator

Lancaster Clean Water Partners seeks a detail-oriented Finance and Grants Coordinator to manage finances, grants, compliance, and budgets for major water quality initiatives. If you have nonprofit experience and QuickBooks Online expertise, apply by September 15.

Join the next cohort of Lancaster Watershed Leadership Academy

Dive into Lancaster’s agriculture, urban areas, conservation, and water quality challenges while building leadership skills in public speaking, teamwork, trust, and group management. Join a network of leaders driving clean water progress. Apply by September 7.

Check out the newest episode of the Clean Water Conversations podcast!

Clean Water Conversations features lively discussions with leaders, volunteers, and difference-makers working toward clean and clear waterways by 2040. Join hosts Allyson Gibson and Kenn Bennett as they explore Lancaster County’s clean water work.

Gather and Grow

Lancaster Clean Water Partners is offering 500 native trees to municipalities and partners through Gather & Grow. Help expand Lancaster County’s tree canopy, improve water quality, and strengthen community spaces. Projects must meet eligibility criteria and commit to planting at least 30 trees by December 2027.

Join our Network Map

Working on clean water in Lancaster? Join the Lancaster Clean Water Partners network map to connect with partners, discover local expertise, and see where work is happening. Together, we can coordinate efforts and turn shared goals into collective action for clean water by 2040.

Become a Partner

Join Lancaster Clean Water Partners and connect with a diverse network working toward clean and clear water by 2040. Partners gain communications support, promotion, training, grant planning, Action Team opportunities, resources, and connections that help turn shared goals into action.

WHAT WE ARE

At Lancaster Clean Water Partners, we are fortunate to be the backbone of an amazing network of partners who do the boots-on-the ground work of restoring clean water in Lancaster County. This video features just a few of the many projects and partner organizations that are making a difference in our shared goal of achieving clean and clear water in Lancaster County by 2040!