Friends of the Chemung River Watershed

The Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy (NPC) is a dedicated land trust organization in Williamsport, PA, committed to the conservation and enhancement of the lands and waters of Northcentral Pennsylvania. Their mission is to support the environmental well-being and recreational needs of local communities through the preservation of natural resources. NPC works tirelessly to navigate and complete conservation projects, investing in both slow and fast conservation efforts, building trust over time, and acting swiftly when opportunities arise. NPC has successfully added 102 acres of land to SGL 134, demonstrating their commitment to conservation. They have also partnered with local sportsmen to conserve 64 acres in Columbia County, recognizing the importance of hunters in the conservation movement. Through their Northcentral Stream Partnership, NPC works with state agencies, county conservation districts, and willing landowners to improve local water quality and ensure healthy water resources for the community. With their dedication and steady progress, NPC continues to make a significant impact on the preservation of Northcentral Pennsylvania's natural beauty.Generated from the website

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The Wetland Trust (TWT) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit New York Corporation that is dedicated to protecting and restoring wetlands and unique wetland biodiversity, with a particular focus on amphibians and reptiles. With 110 properties covering 3,700 wetland acres, TWT utilizes the best available science and various initiatives to actively conserve wetland resources. As a conservation organization, TWT is committed to the preservation and restoration of freshwater wetland ecosystems and the rare and unique species that inhabit them. Through the support of stewardship assets, grants, donations, and wetland mitigation fees, TWT employs a science-guided approach to safeguarding wetlands and their diverse wildlife populations.Generated from the website