Resources
Peer Organizations
Learn more about other organizations that share the same passions and goals as the SCRA
Northumberland County Conservation District
The NCCD, formed in 1949 under the Conservation District Law, is a subdivision of state government and is one of 66 Conservation Districts throughout the state of Pennsylvania. The purpose of the Conservation District is to promote the protection, maintenance, improvement, and wise use of the land, water, and other natural resources.
Faith Alliance for Revitalization
FAR is a multi-faith, multi-agency, and multi-stakeholder collaborative partnership working to rebuild and revitalize the City of Shamokin and the surrounding communities.
Sierra Club PA
Otzinachson (ahtsinahkson) is a regional group of the Sierra Club and currently has approximately 800 members. The group encompasses an eleven county area of Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, Northumberland, Snyder, Tioga, Union and parts of Bradford and Sullivan counties. Inspired by nature, the Otzinachson works to protect our communities and the earth through environmental advocacy and education.
Little Shamokin Creek Watershed Association
The LSCWA was formed in 2002 and has held annual stream cleanups, conducted monthly water monitoring & completed several watershed assessments with the development of restoration plans. The association has also completed many bank stabilization projects for the community. Workshops concerning stream side management have also been on our schedule of activities. LSCWA is committed to the long term protection & enhancement of the Little Shamokin Creek Watershed for the social & economic benefits of its land-owners, managers & users.
Clauser Environment, LLC.
Clauser Environmental, LLC is a family-owned and operated environmental and educational consulting firm that serves Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and surrounding areas.
Eastern PA Coalition for Abandoned Mine Reclamation
EPCAMR was formed in 1995 by concerned conservation districts and represents a coalition of watershed organizations and reclamation partners. Members range from individuals, to the active anthracite mining industry and co-generation power plants, to non-profit organizations, 16 county conservation districts and other organizations in the anthracite and bituminous coal region of eastern Pennsylvania that are involved with abandoned mine reclamation issues.
Academic Resources
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