Love Where You Live
“As my kayak hits the Lackawaxen and Delaware rivers each spring…
I am reminded of nature’s beauty and why I love living in this region of northeast Pennsylvania. Each time my boat passes a bald eagle nest or a screeching great blue heron, I appreciate the opportunity to recreate in such peaceful waters.”
Katie Lester
PPL Lake Wallenpaupack
Hawley, PA
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Love Where I Live
“My family couldn’t be luckier to live in Sullivan County right now… I’m thrilled to be a member of the Conservancy’s Board of Directors and an active volunteer for Eagle…
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Why do I love where I live?
“Where else can you take a drive and be surrounded by a beautiful river, wonderful waterfalls and a place on any given day you can see bald eagles, osprey, black…
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Why I love peaceful waters
“As my kayak hits the Lackawaxen and Delaware rivers each spring… I am reminded of nature’s beauty and why I love living in this region of northeast Pennsylvania. Each time…
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Floating down the river recharges me
“I care because I’m proud of where I live. Spending an afternoon observing bald eagles, hiking in the woods, or floating down the river recharges me. I want to be…
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Love Where I Live
The most important thing that I think makes the Upper Delaware River region special is that it is still a pristine, natural environment for the flora and fauna of the…
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Why I love where I live
“It is hard for me to believe how differently I view my woods after our four days together.” In addition to loving my woods, I feel a strong responsibility to…
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Revitalizing our national bird
“Standing on the lip of the Upper Delaware… on a Sunday, with little or no traffic going by, when the weather is 5 above, and the wind is blowing down…
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Why I love where I live
“As a kid I remember losing myself in the sacred places of Pike County, PA… Covered in mud, wet to the waist in the river, a stream or a pond,…
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Why I love where I live
“We in NYC are completely dependent on water that comes partly from the Upper Delaware region. Water is the source of life and it’s because of the Conservancy’s protection of…
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