Researchers on the River - Cynthia Venn

This article was featured in our February 2012 newsletter.

Students who work with Cynthia Venn, Professor of Geography and Geosciences at Bloomsburg University understand that...

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Grant Workshops for Recreation/Conservation Projects

The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, is offering workshops in February and March across the Commonwealth to prepare applicants to meet the requirements of our Community...

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Investing in River Towns - Marietta ArtHouse

This article was featured in the January 2012 eConnections Newsletter.

“Local artists are coming out of the...

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National Geographic Highlights West Branch!

National Geographic Adventure has named the West Branch of the Susquehanna River Water Trail one of the...

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Danville Installs New Interpretive Signs

Danville's rich river history is now on display, as three new interpretive panels have been installed in three different community park spaces! 

Made possible by a grant from the Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau, the project involved...

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Researchers on the River - Carlos Iudica, Ph.D.

This article was featured in the January 2012 newsletter

When Dr. Iudica snaps on his rubber gloves he is ready for work, be it at the biology lab, crawling through a cave...

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Duncannon Installs New Greenway Signs

On New Years Eve, (before the unique, local countdown to the new year with a sled drop) Duncannon revelers checked out the newly installed Greenway River Town and...

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Middle Susquehanna Greenway Driving Tour

The Susquehanna River has been sending its waters and commerce to the Chesapeake Bay for thousands of years from Native American times, through the canal and industrial periods, and will continue to do so into the future. This driving tour will...

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Photo Contest - New Flood Category

Upload your digital photos that celebrate the Susquehanna River and her river towns as special places to treasure. While the river is often a beautiful and inviting resource, it is still part of a natural and dynamic water...

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