Watershed

Site clearing is the latest concern community groups have with the FDR park renovations. Those leading the project say it’s necessary to fix flooding.

Federal and private dollars will help fund projects designed to protect the Delaware River watershed.

Camden officials announced plans to finally clean up the toxic dirt pile in 2023.

Sonja Michaluk has spent a decade working to preserve wetlands and species along the Princeton Ridge.

An update to the FDR Park plan expands natural areas and drops a planned golf driving range. A new tidal wetland is set to break ground soon.

Conservationists want the rare insect, which is threatened by vacation home development, added to the Endangered Species Act.

For decades, PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) have tainted the water, air, and soil — in the Delaware Valley region and across the country.

Several months after discovering elevated levels of PFOS in a Willingboro well, officials are breaking ground on a new treatment system.

With precipitation levels lower than normal, state officials are asking residents to conserve water while levels are “OK.”

“How to Get to the River” at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University wants visitors to experience Philly’s watershed first-hand.

More than 350,000 Atlantic sturgeon once migrated to the Delaware River, but now, there are fewer than 250 adults. A caviar rush depleted stocks in the late 1800s.

Federal funding will help restore the hydrology at Henderson Marsh, allowing fish to migrate, eat, and reproduce.

The Delaware judge on Monday rejected public nuisance, trespass and unjust enrichment claims that were asserted by Attorney General Kathy Jennings.

Delaware’s Center for the Inland Bays brings volunteers each spring to count, catch, and tag horseshoe crabs, in order to track their population levels.

From Wellness on the Waterfront to Summer Yoga Flow, Philly’s Race Street and Cherry Street Piers are full of fun, free outdoor workout classes this summer.