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$29M in federal and private funds to go toward Delaware River watershed projects
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (551+ words) The total is about $9 million less than last year’s grant awards of $38 million. Federal and private grants totaling nearly $29 million were announced Wednesday for conservation projects within the Delaware River Watershed, including a South Philadelphia wetlands park, a water trail…...
These fish once fed George Washington’s troops. Now, American shad levels are ‘not sustainable’ in the Delaware River.
10+ mon, 4+ week ago (956+ words) American shad have long been prized in the Delaware River Basin for their meat and roe. The native Lenape people hosted festivals celebrating the fish. In 1778, legend has it, George Washington’s troops feasted on fresh or dried shad after a…...