Schuylkill Action Network Launches New Website

March 12, 2018

Schuylkill Action Network Launches New Website

 

WILMINGTON, Del. — The Schuylkill Action Network (SAN) launched its completely redesigned and revamped website: SchuylkillWaters.org. The SAN is a collaborative network of nonprofits, government agencies, water utilities, and academia working together to protect clean water in the Schuylkill River Watershed.

As the website’s name implies, SchuylkillWaters.org is designed to be more than just a resource to environmental partners. It has been structured as a one-stop-shop with information and resources for individuals and groups with a variety of interests – from farmers, to municipalities, water utilities, teachers, and more!

The new website has a clean, refreshed look, improved functionality, and is now mobile-friendly for use on smartphones and tablets. Created to better serve the needs of the users, the redesigned website has many new features including:

• Grant directory that highlights available funding opportunities and can be filtered by area of interest
• Upgraded “News” and “Events” webpages for individuals to stay up to date on what’s going on in the region
• “Explore the Schuylkill” map with key recreational opportunities by county

Visitors to the new website can stay informed about news, events, and volunteer opportunities by becoming a member or signing up for the e-newsletter. Furthermore, SAN partners can now easily showcase and promote their events, volunteer opportunities, and projects by filling out a contact form on the Contact page.

The launch of the website coincides with the SAN’s 15 Year Anniversary, celebrating 15 years of successful partnerships and innovative projects that protect and restore the Schuylkill River and its tributaries. There will be special events and new opportunities to engage with the Schuylkill River and SAN partners throughout the year. Stay updated about 15 year anniversary events by visiting the Events webpage.

The Schuylkill River is part of the Delaware River Watershed that spans four states and provides drinking water for 15 million people.  The Partnership for the Delaware Estuary is working with the Schuylkill Action Network and other partners across the region to protect and restore the waterways that keep communities healthy and the economy thriving.

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The Partnership for the Delaware Estuary is a nonprofit organization that brings together people, businesses and governments to restore and protect the Delaware River and Bay.  From its headquarters in Wilmington, PDE focuses programs and scientific research on the entire environment affecting the Estuary — from Trenton to Cape May, New Jersey and Lewes, Delaware.  We encourage collaboration among the Estuary’s many stakeholders and seek practical solutions to help restore the natural vitality of the Delaware River and Bay on which plants, wildlife, people and businesses rely.

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