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FT AmeriCorps Member Needed for 2020-21 Service Term
Updated on July 26, 2020: Nanticoke Watershed Alliance has completed the recruiting and interviewing process for the 2020-21 service term. If you are interested in potentially serving at another host organization or would like to apply for the 2021-22 service term, please visit the ShoreCorps page at www.salisbury.edu/americorps.
Native Planting Series in July
Although our Native Planting Series has concluded, you can view recorded presentations at our YouTube channel.
If you live in the Delaware part of the Nanticoke River watershed, you can also sign up for a site visit. Site visits will occur in mid-to-late August 2020.
Coastal Cleanup 2019 in Seaford
We held Coastal Cleanup on Saturday, September 21 in Seaford. Thirty-eight volunteers removed 211 pounds of trash, preventing these items from polluting Williams Pond and the Nanticoke River. Thanks to 4-H and Seaford High School Key Club for lending a hand, and to the City of Seaford for providing lunch and Soroptimist Park pavilion.
Want to help at a future clean up or other event? Join our mailing list to keep informed about our programs and events.
2018 Nanticoke River Report Card
On June 20, 2019, the Nanticoke Watershed Alliance released the 2018 Nanticoke River Report Card. The 2018 season proved challenging, with very heavy rainfall throughout the Nanticoke River watershed. Overall, the River (Upper Nanticoke and Lower Nanticoke regions) dropped to a C+, while the Creeks (Delaware Headwaters, Broad Creek, Marshyhope Creek, and Lower Creeks) held steady with a B-. Fishing Bay also scored a D+, same as in 2017.
Thanks to our 2018 program partners: Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, Envirocorp Labs Inc., Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative, Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, and University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science’s Integration and Application Network. We’d also like to give a SUPER thanks to our Nanticoke Creekwatchers and private landowners who allow us to sample from their docks.
Read more about the season and what you can do to help improve the health of our river and creeks in the 2018 Nanticoke River Report Card. If you have questions or would like to become a Nanticoke Creekwatcher, contact Volunteer and Outreach Coordinator Beth Wasden.
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Register for “Bee-autiful Homes for Our Native Pollinators”
Registration is now closed for this program. Join our mailing list to learn about our upcoming programs.
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