Environmental stewardship, sustainable land manage

GRWA is a 501(c) nonprofit organization determined to expand public outreach for local environmental issues, especially those pertaining to our ground water. This blog will contain interesting facts, dire situations, beautiful photographs and inspiring artwork to spur anyone who enjoys drinking clean water into action. Please visit our home page, facebook and twitter for more information.

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Local artists interpret some of Bucks County's loveliest open spaces to benefit land conservation and environmental education in Nockamixon Township. From our 2012 show.

Todd Stone, "Delaware at Riegelsville" and "Under the Bridge"

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“Now, for the first time in its billions of years of history, our planet is protected by far-seeing sentinels, able to anticipate danger from the distant future–a comet on a collision course, or global warming–and devise schemes for doing something about it. The planet has finally grown its own nervous system: us.”

- Daniel Dennett (We Earth Neurons)

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Machaon émeraude by MetallYZA on Flickr.

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Calvin Sun

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GRWA now has a facebook!

The Gallows Run Watershed Association is a 501 c (3) non-profit dedicated to protecting the...

Please check us out! In addition to local (and wider spread) Environmental news, we will also promote events held by similar organizations and provide additional information for our userbase. Thank you!

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Untitled by Tina Nicole on Fivehundredpx.

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by Martintoy

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by chikache

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Red Deer Stags Rutting, Richmond Park, Surrey by Craig Denford

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Silky Sharks - Jardines de la Reina

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Bad A** wolf by ~lichtschrijver .

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CCWA Seminar

Cooks Creek Watershed Association is having a May Seminar on Thursday May 23, 2013 from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM EDT at the Springtown Fire House. Come by to see Pat Raynock, who will be "sharing her knowledge of 19th Century naturalists, featuring the life and work of John J. Audubon."

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Queensland farmers have welcomed the Federal Government’s announcement it will commit $200 million to continue the Reef Rescue program for another five years.

Since it began in 2008, the program has proved successful at reducing soil and chemical runoff into the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard says farmers are finding news ways of working to improve the environment and their productivity.

“Already, what we’ve been able to achieve under this program is the equivalent of a million wheelbarrows of stuff, of pollutants, not ending up in the Great Barrier Reef. That’s a great result all round; great for the reef, great for agricultural productivity.”

Read more.

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