Collaborating for a Sustainable Tomorrow
Working Together for Pike County’s Land, Water, and Communities
The Pike County Conservation District collaborates with regional partners to broaden the reach and impact of conservation efforts in our community. Below you will find more information about two key partnerships the District supports: the Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership, an alliance of organizations working together on natural resource conservation, sustainable community planning, and citizen engagement in Pike and Wayne Counties, and the Pocono Source Water Protection Collaborative, a regional group focused on protecting source water and drinking water supplies. Click the button below each partnership to learn more about their work, goals, and contributions to conservation in the region.
Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership
The Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership is an alliance of over twenty government, non-government, non-profit and grass roots organizations that work toward common goals for natural resource conservation, sustainable communities and citizen involvement in community planning in Pike and Wayne Counties.
Pocono Source Water Protection Collaborative
The Pocono Source Water Protection Collaborative was formed to raise awareness and help local officials, water suppliers, homeowners, commercial well owners, emergency management officials, concerned citizens and community stakeholders take action to protect drinking water from contamination to ensure our quality of life, economic growth, and nature’s benefits. — Mission Statement
Other Partners
Alongside our core collaborative networks, Pike County Conservation District is supported by a wide range of partners who share a commitment to protecting the county’s natural resources. Several of these groups also serve as Nominating Organizations, recommending individuals to the PCCD Board of Directors and ensuring that conservation leadership reflects the voices and values of our community.
