Protecting Riparian Buffers from Strong Storms The increasing severity and longevity of storms is concerning. Not only is it dangerous for our planet and communities, but also for our trees – especially...
A Morning on the Conestoga
Any day that begins with being on the water has the potential to be a great day. Add sharing that experience with others for the first time, it’s nearly impossible to not turn into a perfect day. Imagine my...
Partnerships and trees changing water quality in Lancaster County
A good friend once told me that if you want to build strong, enduring partnerships, you need to bring people together and get their hands dirty! The key to partnerships is connection, and people have a habit...
2020 Year in Review
Dear partners, Hello 2021! I can feel the buzz of busy schedules, New Year’s resolutions, and increased hope for health and connection with family, friends, and colleagues – even if it’s still through Zoom...
Never Too Late: Starting an environmental career at 58
Written by Marcy Hostetler, Lancaster Watershed Leadership Academy scholar. After 30 years of teaching music in public and private schools and churches, I decided it was time to forge a new path in life. My...
Get Your Feet Wet!
Written by Lindsey Deininger, Lancaster Watershed Leadership Academy scholar. Kingdom phylum class order family genus species. I vividly remember learning about the taxonomic ranks in my seventh-grade...