Vegetated swales are contoured land areas or ditches covered in plants. They are designed to collect stormwater runoff and move it away from areas where it can't soak into the ground.
Stormwater basins are the reservoirs built near developments to temporarily hold stormwater during rain and snowmelt. They prevent high volumes of water from rushing into nearby streams during storms.
Pet owners have several choices for safely disposing of their pet waste. The simplest method is usually collecting it in a bag and tossing it in the trash.
Sediment barriers are temporary structures used around the edge of sites with bare soil. They are meant to separate any potential sediment pollution from stormwater that might flow off the site.
Discover the Master Watershed Steward Program, empowering communities through conservation, environmental education, and community involvement. Join us today!
Penn State Extension is seeking individuals and organizations to present at the 2025 Dive Deeper Summit for Water Educators, scheduled on September 25, 2025, in Harrisburg.
Discover the Master Watershed Steward Program, empowering communities through conservation, environmental education, and community involvement. Join us today!
Take a 13-mile bike tour through York's heritage and watersheds. Learn about local mills, watershed features, and natural landmarks through educational stops, including a visit to Codorus Creek.
Water quality credit trading is a tool for reducing the cost of controlling nutrients and sediments that severely impact streams, rivers, lakes, and estuaries.