Three government organizations responsible for overseeing the Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River (UPDE) each introduced a new delegate at the February 6 Upper Delaware Council (UDC) meeting, following the swearing-in of 2020 UDC officers: Larry

The overwhelming public response to the fracking issue and recent concerns about climate change gave rise to DRBC’s sponsorship of a new public outreach initiative, Our Shared Waters, made possible by a William Penn Foundation grant.

The overwhelming public response to the fracking issue and recent concerns about climate change gave rise to DRBC’s sponsorship of a new public outreach initiative, Our Shared Waters, made possible by a William Penn Foundation grant.

The original intent of the project was to unite stakeholder groups in the common mission of river education and advocacy, as well as discovery, protection and restoration of river resources.

“At the outset, we thought we knew most of the stakeholders, but soon discovered that almost every one of the 216 creeks and tributaries in the 330-mile-long river has its own watchdog organization, many previously unknown to us,” he said.