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Pike County Conservation District
PCCD logo, an outline of Pike County with the outline of a tree and stream and the words "est. 1956"
Pike County Conservation District
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October 31, 2025

Shake, Melt, Repeat: How Salt Shapes Our Winters

Madelyn Garcia, Watershed Specialist As autumn fades and winter approaches, road crews across Pennsylvania start gearing up with plows and salt spreaders. While road salt keeps our roads safe in icy conditions, it can have lasting…

The front of the District building with orange lilies in front
October 30, 2025

PCCD Welcomes Our New Watershed Specialist and Resource Conservationist!

October 1, 2025

The Good, The Bad, and The Groundwater

August 29, 2025

I Can See Clearly Now, The Sediment Is Gone: A Closer Look at PA’s #1 Water Pollutant

August 1, 2025

The Flow Must Go On: Stormwater’s Journey Across the Land

The PCCD building in spring with lilies
June 30, 2025

PCCD welcomes our new Communications Coordinator!

A small waterfall in a stream with trees along the side
June 17, 2025

Go with the Flow: How Geology Shapes our Streams

Watershed Specialist Rachael by the District's septic system cap and enthusiastically points to it
May 22, 2025

Down the Drain: Where Does the Water Go?

Close up of a private well in a grassy area and the tools our Watershed Specialist uses to measure the depth to the water table
April 30, 2025

Water You Know About Source Water Protection?

Water flowing from multiple outlets in the side of a vegetated mountain
March 31, 2025

Dig Deep: The Connection Between Groundwater & Geology

Waterfall on Shohola Creek
February 28, 2025

How Water Moves the Land and How You Can Control It

The front of the District's building with a light snow cover
January 29, 2025

Welcome New District Staff!

A monarch butterfly perched on a Joe Pye Weed plant
January 27, 2025

Spring into Action Planting Native Species

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Pike County Conservation District
556 Route 402
Hawley, PA 18428

(570) 226-8220
pikecd@pikepa.org

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