AWA is Dharma Bum's Cocktail for a Cause for June!

Stop by Dharma Bums (4935 River Rd, New Hope, PA 18938) any day in June, order the "cocktail for a cause" and enjoy a drink while benefiting the AWA! See you there!

 
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The Aquetong Watershed Association (AWA) is a voice for the Aquetong Creek and the people who live and work within the Aquetong Watershed in Solebury Township and New Hope Borough in Pennsylvania.

 
 

Since 2007, the AWA has partnered with residents, civic organizations, public officials and governmental entities to preserve and restore the natural resources of the Aquetong Watershed. Through education, monitoring, restoration and advocacy, we take action to promote sustainable ecological practices that maintain and enhance the Watershed's quality and beauty today and for future generations.

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Aquetong Creek Watershed

The Aquetong Watershed is a small rural watershed located in the Aquetong Valley in New Hope and Solebury Pennsylvania. Measuring just 7.6 square miles (4,864 acres). The Aquetong Creek, which runs through the watershed, is designated a High-Quality-Cold Water Fishery by the PA Department of Environmental Protection.

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Through advocacy and environmental restoration events such as road-side clean ups, tree plantings, stream monitoring and invasive control initiatives, the AWA has served as the voice of the Aquetong Watershed for Solebury Township and New Hope Borough communities since 2007.

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As the watchdog of the Aquetong Watershed, the AWA works tirelessly to keep our environment protected. We organize stewardship and education events, plant native plants, award scholarships to future leaders, monitor the creek, and represent the water
Bucks County Water & Sewer Authority has sent the following letter: Drought Warning New Hope/Solebury Water Systems Voluntary Reduction of Non-essential Water Usages Due to the lack of substantial rainfall in the last six months and to avoid a
It is no surprise but we are now officially experiencing "moderate drought" according to U.S. Drought Watch. This year we have experienced a significant lack of precipitation - in an average year, Bucks County's average rainfall is 51.8 in
You are invited! AWA's Annual Meeting next Thursday OCT 17 at 6:30PM! Our keynote presentation is "Native Plants in the Watershed" by naturalist Mary Anne Borge. Naturalist, photographer, author and educator, she is the editor of Butterfly

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P.O. Box 504
New Hope, PA 18938

Email: info@aquetongwatershed.org

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