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Equipped with new kayaks, bikes, and camping gear, thousands of freshly minted outdoor enthusiasts continue to flock to PA's parks.

A group of Sullivan West students turned out in force to help clean up the Upper Delaware River Valley.

People selling, importing, or planting invasive species in Delaware could face a $50 to $500 fine when a new law goes into effect next year.

This road may be closed on warm, rainy nights over the next two months for the annual breeding migration of amphibians.

WHYY asked five individuals to tell us about their visions for the Delaware River Watershed — what it is, and what it could be.

“There is no safe ice,” he said. “Everyone should be very careful venturing out in the winter time.”

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