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Little Sewickley Creek Watershed

Little Sewickley Creek Watershed
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Sponsor Programs

The Little Sewickley Creek Watershed Association organizes and promotes a number of local programs. Select the following links to learn more.

  • ALLARM Testing
  • QV Creekers Internship
  • Summer Discovery Day Camp
  • Christmas Wreath Making (Library Project)
Last updated: April 28, 2016 at 11:52 am

News & Events

  • Article on the Successful Completion of Watershed Assessment of Little Sewickley Creek
  • Donate to the Little Sewickley Creek Watershed Assocation
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  • Sewickley Herald article – CEC Assessment Report Offers Suggestions for Improvement of Little Sewickley Creek
  • Summary of Watershed Assessment Report Findings and Recommendations for Little Sewickley Creek

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