Year End Top Five Picks

hanks to all of the watershed groups and statewide organizations who have worked with Watersheds.tv this past year to make it such a success! If you’re already a “Watershed Watcher” I’d like to thank you for your support. I you haven’t yet become a ‘Watcher’ – please do so today. It’s easy, just click here.

atersheds.tv has become a huge success in the past two and a half years. We not only reach out to folks interested in Pennsylvania’s watersheds and water related issues, but we’re reaching out across the nation to expand our watershed family as well. In the past months, 17,000 viewers have checked out the website on a monthly basis! That tells me that a lot of people are interested in learning more about what watersheds and water quality means to their daily lives.

hanks again to all who have worked so hard to make ‘watershed’ a household word. The following five features are the ones you’ve picked, as Watershed Watchers, as the top five stories of 2002. They’re not rated in any order, just the top favorite stories. Enjoy!

Happy Holidays, we’ll be back in January with all new stories and accomplishments.

Thanks,
Kelly

Shoup's Run Watershed
Flooding and abandoned mine drainage are not a combination anyone would like to face – but the folks of Shoup’s Run are facing this environmental dilemma head-on…and they’re winning! Check it out to meet the energetic group that’s changing their watershed, and cleaning up one-third of it with just one project.

Mountain Bike Fly Fishing
Talk about pushing yourself! Join Alex Djordjevic and a group of gutsy folks as they mountain bike for three days to beautifully remote areas of Pennsylvania for a little r&r, and a bit of fly-fishing as well.