There are many easy ways that you can keep your community's water
clean for everyday uses like drinking, cooking, swimming and fishing.
Below are ways you can keep your water clean, learn about your
watershed and volunteer opportunities.

Watershed Stewardship:  Who is protecting our water resources?
Everyone assumes natural cycles and resources have an amazing capacity to rejuvenate themselves.
We assume that  local, state or federal government agencies are protecting our water resources,
and as a result, we will have enough clean water for many years into the future. While there are
private organizations and public sector agencies working to protect these resources, the broad
spectrum of water resource protection and the crucial importance of this resource to our existence
makes this an issue of critical concern to every individual. Successful protection of the resource
over the long-term means everyone must consider their individual responsibility for watershed stewardship. 

Water Conservation: What can you do at home?    

Watershed Organizations in Pike County-
Information and Volunteer Opportunities (Pike County Citizen's Guide to Clean Water-PCCD, 2006)

Resource Conservation Organizations in Pike County
-Information and Volunteer Opportunities (Pike County Citizen's Guide to Clean Water-PCCD, 2006)

Pike County Watershed Groups
The Lackawaxen River Conservancy
Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District
   Twin & Walker Creek Conservancy