FringeArts Blog Interview with Ellen Schultz
Ellen Schultz, Education & Outreach Coordinator sits with Abby Holtzman to discuss Fairmount Water Works’ upcoming series of workshops on water management, as a part of the WetLand Project: here.
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Congratulations 2014 Courageous Warrior Scholarship Recipients!
Fairmount Water Works is proud to partner with Philadelphia College Prep Roundtable, as it awards 20 recipients of the Robert C. Digges Courageous Warrior Scholarship. This year’s recipients will be […]
DE Estuary Watershed Teacher Workshop
Educators from all walks of life are invited to attend the 18th annual Delaware Estuary Watershed Teacher Workshop this August. This year’s workshops have practical applications and curriculum connections to […]
FWW Featured in the Philadelphia Inquirer
Beth Kephart wrote about her experience with Project FLOW participants in a feature in the Philadelphia Inquirer! Click here.
Request for Proposals
Request for Proposals “Community Impact: Managing Water in Philadelphia” Proposals Due by 5:00 p.m. EST, August 14, 2014 Penn State Public Media (PSPM), in collaboration with Fairmount Water Works Education Center […]
Call for Abstracts
Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit The Partnership for the Delaware Estuary invites scientists and managers to share their discoveries at its science and environmental summit on January 25-28 in Cape May, New […]
Coming Soon: Hills of the Wissahickon Watershed
(Dates and times TBD) Coming this fall…Tromp the wooded valley of the Wissahickon and Monoshone Creeks and learn the history, engineering and ecology of several special sites: Cave of Kelpius, […]
Project FLOW
Project FLOW (For the Love of Water) is a five-week, daily intensive summer program that allows 8th and 9th grade students to explore water in an experiential and interdisciplinary way […]
Bird Walk in Tacony Creek Park
Join the Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Partnership for a free walk to look for birds, with expert birder Keith Russell of the Audubon Society. The walk will take place on Sunday, June 29, […]
Watershed Education is a Ball
When our own educator and photographer Sandy Sorlien began rowing the Schuylkill River, she was struck by its natural beauty, plentiful wildlife and raw power. But her camera lens drew […]