Volunteers in Action
Little Lehigh Watershed Stewards (LLWS)
Are volunteers who act to protect, preserve and restore the ecosystem and wildlife of the Little Lehigh Creek Watershed, through projects, advocacy, public education and engagement. We are a growing volunteer community. If you are interested in learning more about our vision and events, click to find out more.
Do you want to
· learn the science behind our rivers and streams?
· learn how to protect our waterways?
· use acquired knowledge to educate, engage, and empower environmental stewardship?
· help monitor water quality and make a real impact?
then consider becoming a Master Watershed Steward! Learn how here!
Take Action
The streams in the Little Lehigh Watershed serve as crucial habitats and food sources for many species of animals, insects, birds and plants. The streams are vital to our local communities by providing clean drinking water, supporting agriculture, and offering recreational opportunities. Protecting local streams safeguards the lifeblood of our ecosystems. Unfortunately, these water bodies face numerous threats including pollution, land development, invasive species, and the effects of a changing climate. Ready to help?