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History of CRC
Our History History of CRC Today, CRC exists to directly address the fact that 95% of our area streams are categorized as impaired by the State of Pennsylvania, and it is these same streams that are the basis of our drinking water supply, our local biodiversity, and our areas for recreation and enjoyment. CRC was…
Read MoreStreams Cleanup Volunteering
Choose from one of our 34 sites! 111. West Goshen – McDonald’s 112. West Chester Borough 113. Goose Creek at Carter Drive 120. Goose Creek Park- Thornbury/Westtown 130. Station Rd @ Cheyney St/ PO 165. CLOSED – Il Granaio/Newlin Grist Mill 167. Willits Way 180. CLOSED – Mt. Alverno Road 187. Incinerator Road Bridge 188.…
Read MoreAnnual Community Report – Spring (2020-2021)
Spring in our Watersheds by David Hilbert In the spring, a lot happens between the first signs of life in March and the tail end of the blooms in June. There is one big difference worth noting when it comes to the seemingly endless parade of flowers our native plants have to offer, and it…
Read MoreContact Us
Visit the Office: Chester Ridley Crum Watersheds Association at the Willistown Township’s Okehocking Preserve 5316 West Chester Pike Newtown Square, PA 19073 Send Us a Message Your name Please enter your name. Your email Please enter a valid email. Your message Please enter a message. Send Message failed. Please try again. on Facebook Mail: Chester…
Read MoreNative Plants for Rain Garden
Native Plants for Rain Garden By using native plants in your rain garden you are giving your plants the best chance to survive the wide range of weather conditions they will experience, from long droughts to large storms. Native plants also support the largest number of wildlife species, including birds, butterflies, and bees. Need more…
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