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SUMMARY:Friends of the Riverfront's Lock Through Paddles
DESCRIPTION:POWR is pleased to support and promote the Friends of the Riverfront’s Lock Through Paddles. \nFriends of the Riverfront and Three Rivers Outdoor Company are teaming up to provide 4 different lock through classes for paddlers in Allegheny County. This will allow paddlers a safe and welcoming opportunity to learn more about navigating longer distances by water through accessing lock-through points with confidence! Locks and dams can be intimidating\, and even experienced paddlers may not feel confident or knowledgeable about how to pass through these barriers. These classes will help to support paddlers in confidently\npassing through locks and dams through practice and with the support of a group\, in navigating river infrastructure. Our hope is that paddlers will feel more confident in planning or even leading longer sojourns with confidence from taking this class. This is\nalso a great opportunity to learn more about Friends of the Riverfront’s Three Rivers Heritage Trail stewardship and clean up opportunities\, learn about the Three Rivers Heritage Trail launch points\, socialize with fellow paddlers\, share routes & trip plans\, and\nmore.\nhttps://3riversoutdoor.com/events/lockingthroughjune\nhttps://3riversoutdoor.com/events/lockingthroughjuly\nhttps://3riversoutdoor.com/events/lockingthroughaugust\nhttps://3riversoutdoor.com/events/lockingthroughsept\nhttps://friendsoftheriverfront.org/
URL:https://pawatersheds.org/event/friends-of-the-riverfronts-lock-through-paddles-3/
LOCATION:Allegheny RiverTrail Park\, Aspinwall\, PA
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Preserving & Restoring a Floodplain Forest in the Face of Invasive Knotweed
DESCRIPTION:You’re invited to attend a free webinar presentation being hosted by the Pennsylvania iMapInvasives Program on Tuesday\, September 12 from 10:00am-11:00am titled “Preserving & Restoring a Floodplain Forest in the Face of Invasive Knotweed“. \nWebinar Overview \nJoin the Allegheny Land Trust’s Vice President of Stewardship\, Caitlin Seiler\, who will share the Trust’s experience managing invasive Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria japonica) at the Sycamore Island Conservation Area near Pittsburgh\, Pennsylvania. Learn about the unique island and the different knotweed species invading the site. The Trust has utilized a combination of staff and volunteer efforts over the past 12 years to mechanically and chemically control the knotweed and plant native species to protect and improve the health of the floodplain forest. We will also look toward the future and consider next steps in treatment and restoration. \nNote: If you are interested in attending this event but cannot make the scheduled time\, please still register in order to receive a link to the recording. \nRegister to Attend! \nQuestions? Please email Amy Jewitt at ajewitt@paconserve.org.
URL:https://pawatersheds.org/event/webinar-preserving-restoring-a-floodplain-forest-in-the-face-of-invasive-knotweed/
LOCATION:Virtual Event\, PA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Middle Spring Watershed Association Hosts Listening to Water Art Exhibit Opening
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join members of the Middle Spring Watershed Association this Friday from 6-8 PM at the SHAPE Gallery for the opening night of Listening to Water. Prof. Steve Dolbin will be speaking at 7pm. Steve is is a well known artist and one of the original founding members of our organization. \nThe gallery is located at 19 E King St\, Shippensburg\, PA 17257
URL:https://pawatersheds.org/event/middle-spring-watershed-association-hosts-listening-to-water-art-exhibit-opening/
LOCATION:SHAPE Art Gallery\, 19 E King St\, Shippensburg\,\, PA\, 17257
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