Upcoming Events

11th Annual Auction

Saturday, July 24

Our annual outdoor dinner auction is coming up soon!  Join us on July 24 on the lawn at the Allied Services Corporate Center in Clarks Summit for an evening of music, dining, live and silent auction bidding!  Tickets are $60 regular, $75 patron.  Call 945-6995 to book your seat, and watch this website for a preview of our Auction lineup!

Celebrate Our River Day

Saturday, July 24

Get together with conservationists and outdoorspeople from around our region to enjoy the delights of the Susquehanna River at Tunkhannock.  Enjoy fly fishing demos, river critters, music, kayaks and more for free!  The South Branch Tunkhannock Creek Watershed Coalition will present Dr. Peter Petokas and his amazing hellbenders.  Visit susquehannariverday.com for more details, the day's schedule, musical performers, photography competition and more.

Moonlight Kayak Outing

Friday, August 20

Angela Lambert, environmental educator at Lackawanna State Park, will lead a moonlight kayak paddle on Lackawanna Lake starting at 7:30 pm.  This event is specially scheduled for the South Branch Tunkhannock Creek Watershed Coalition - and friends.  Join us and see bats, sunset and moonlight, and enjoy the calm of twilight paddling!  Call Angela at 945-7110 if you wish to reserve a kayak, paddle and vest from the Park at $5 per boat (limited number available).  Call Angela (945-7110) or Mary (945-6995) for more information.

Go Green Bike Tour
Saturday October 2, 2010

For road bikes and mountain bikes.  Riders of all abilities and ages welcome! 
Click here for all the details.

Call our office at (570) 945-6995 for information on this and other Conservancy activities and events.

New Sign in La Plume

On November 9, the Conservancy's first new-look sign was installed on one of its preserves, the Miller Preserve in La Plume Township, Lackawanna County.  While the Miller parcel is relatively small (it incorporates a section of the planned Trolley Trail), its high-visibility position on US Highways 6 and 11 made it a natural choice to highlight the Conservancy's name.