Resources.

You’ve picked up your seedlings along with their shelters, stakes, and nets. Now what Here are some tips for planting your seedlings and giving them their best chance for success.

One of our foundational initiatives is our stream-monitoring program—we’ve been keeping a close eye on the health of key Adams County streams for decades.

Our gauge on the West Conewago Creek at East Berlin collects real-time data on stream height and discharge in cubic feet per second.

Adams County is divided into two major watersheds that flow into the Chesapeake Bay: the Susquehanna River Watershed and the Potomac River Watershed.

Use this excellent resource to learn more about groundwater and the natural water cycle.

For more than two decades we’ve worked closely with state and local municipalities and other non-profit organizations to coordinate and perform stream assessment, restoration, and monitoring projects throughout Adams County.

Knowledge is power! Empower yourself to protect and enhance our water resources.

Here is some information from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection regarding public water system permits.

Drafting a conservation easement or municipal zoning ordinance? These resources can help.