Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association

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Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association We are on a mission to keep our river and the Bay clean, healthy, and full of life — because the river runs through all of us.

Ted Evgeniadis serves as both Lower Susquehanna RIVERKEEPER and the Executive Director for LSRA. The Lower Susquehanna RIVERKEEPER® (LSR) works as an alliance builder, diplomat, and educator, but also, when the situation calls for it, an unrelenting defender and advocate of our right and the river’s right to be healthy and prosperous. The LSR utilizes education, chemical and biological monitoring, pollution patrols, partnership building, public events, research and legal action to improve the health of the Susquehanna’s waterways. LSR assists the government by reporting non compliance of the law, and follows through where environmental protection agencies are unable to do their job due to politics or funding issue

Special thanks 🙏 to Abby and Amber at Susquehanna National Heritage Area for inviting us to tell the River's story to th...
10/19/2026

Special thanks 🙏 to Abby and Amber at Susquehanna National Heritage Area for inviting us to tell the River's story to this group of young women from the Bench Mark Program. 💧

10/16/2026

LSRA has the best volunteers. 👏 Our Water Watchdogs volunteers have wrapped up another season of bacteria monitoring. Because of their diligence and committment we were able to provide safety reports for public waterways all summer long. We are grateful for their water stewardship. 💦

Pam Lazos, our Board of Directors Chair, has been busy writing and editing for The International Journal for Water Equit...
10/14/2026

Pam Lazos, our Board of Directors Chair, has been busy writing and editing for The International Journal for Water Equity and Justice. Published in collaboration with the Climate Leaders at Penn, a graduate fellowship program at the University of Pennsylvania focused on advancing climate leadership, policy, and innovation, Volume 11 of the Journal continues to bring diverse perspectives to one of the world’s most persistent challenges: equitable access to clean water. One of Pam’s articles highlights the history of Conowingo Dam and our steadfast advocacy to make sure the Dam is licensed with proper conditions to protect water quality and aquatic species. Check out her article below!

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The Agencies propose to redefine terms AGAIN which would cause federal protection to be lost for many wetlands and strea...
10/13/2026

The Agencies propose to redefine terms AGAIN which would cause federal protection to be lost for many wetlands and streams throughout the US. The real reason? So that it's easier to bypass Clean Water Act Section 404 permitting to pave paradise and put up a parking lot. By redefining terms ‘‘relatively permanent’’ and ‘‘continuous surface connection,’’ and adding a definition of the term ‘‘perennial," they have changed the language to make wetland protection essentially nonexistent if it is not connected to a stream or river through surface water connection along with other consequences not bounded by science or economics. We strongly disagree with the agencies proposed rulemaking and submitted comments last Friday in opposition.

Yesterday, we attended the Blues, Brews & Boos Fest in Marietta! If you stopped by our tent and just started following u...
10/11/2026

Yesterday, we attended the Blues, Brews & Boos Fest in Marietta! If you stopped by our tent and just started following us, feel free to follow up with Ted if you have any questions about our work. 📧 Email [email protected]. Thanks for your support!

Our Fall Education Programs have come to an end! Thank you York Suburban School District. See you all next year!
10/06/2026

Our Fall Education Programs have come to an end! Thank you York Suburban School District. See you all next year!

Due to unforeseen circumstances and the rain, we will be cancelling tomorrow night's Greener Codorus Initiative. Our nex...
09/22/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances and the rain, we will be cancelling tomorrow night's Greener Codorus Initiative. Our next date for chopping will be on Wednesday, October 7th from 4PM-6PM. Sign up with the link in the comments!

Cleanup CANCELED!
09/18/2026

Cleanup CANCELED!

In an unexpected turn of events, we’ll be canceling the Codorus Creek cleanup scheduled for September 20th. Earlier this week, we were notified that PennDOT was working to remove trash and woody debris from the section of the creek we had planned to tackle during Sunday’s cleanup. While we’re certainly grateful that the Codorus is no longer flowing with trash, it also means there’s nothing left for us to clean up! Unfortunately, given the timing of PennDOT’s work, we haven’t had enough time to pivot to another cleanup site.

We apologize for the change in plans but thank you to all who expressed interest in lending a hand. Please share this cancellation notice so word gets out and people don’t still show up on Sunday.

Any future cleanup opportunities will be posted here!

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338 S. Front Street
Wrightsville, PA
17368

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