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Lebanon County Watershed Associations Updated: 3/2011 Lebanon County Watershed Associations Swatara Creek Watershed Association Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Mrs. Jo Ellen Litz, President T: none [email protected] www.swatarawatershed.com 2302 Guilford St F: none Lebanon, PA 17042 C: 644-4698 *Meetings held the 1st Wednesday of each month, 9:30 AM, Swatara Watershed Office, 2302 Guilford St Quittapahilla Creek Watershed Association Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Mr. David Lasky, President T: 717-867-4837 [email protected] www.quittapahillawatershedassociation.org 610 E Walnut ST At LVC:867-6406 Annville, PA 17003 *Meetings held bi-monthly, 3rd Thursday 7 PM, Annville Town Hall Tri-County Conewago Creek Watershed Association Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Matt Royer, President T: (717) 964-1320 [email protected] www.conewagocreek.net PO Box 107 Elizabethtown, PA 17022 *Meetings held the last Wednesday of each month, 7PM, Conewago Township Municipal Building 3279 Old Hershey Road, Elizabethtown (corner of Old Hershey and Ridge Roads). Cocalico Creek Watershed Association Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Ed Ostrowski , President [email protected] PO Box 121 http://www.lancasterwatersheds.org/associations.php Reinholds, PA 17569 *Meetings held the first Monday of each month, 7:00pm Cocalico Sportsman Club. Hammer Creek Watershed Association Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Mr. Gary Trostle, President T: 717-738-1597 [email protected] http://www.lancasterwatersheds.org/associations.php 21 Buch Mill Rd Lititz, PA 17543 *Meetings held quarterly Furnace Run/Segloch Run Watershed Alliance Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Annie Reinhart, President T: http://www.lancasterwatersheds.org/associations.php 929 State Rd Newmanstown, PA 17073 *Meet the 2nd Tuesday every month Chiques Creek Watershed Association Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Mr. Steven Shank, President *T: 717-665-3827 [email protected] www.raphotownship.com Sara Gibson, Township Manager *F: 717-665-7685 Rapho Township 971 N Colebrook Rd Manheim, PA 17545 Conservation and Recreation Organizations Lebanon Valley Conservancy Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Stephanie Divottore, President 717-273-6400 [email protected] www.lebanonvalleyconservancy.org Judy Woland, Administrative Assistant 752 Willow Street, Suite E Lebanon, PA 17046 Trout Unlimited-Doc Fritchey Chapter Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Ed O'Gorman, President T:717-921-2212 www.DFTU.org Doc Fritchey #108 PO Box 6592 *Meet on the 4th Tuesday monthly Harrisburg, PA 17112 7PM, Rookie's Bar & Grill, 2238 Derry Street in Harrisburg Trout Unlimited-Tulpehocken Chapter Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address PO Box 91 T: 610-378-7910 Shillington, PA 19607 Quittapahilla Audubon Society Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Gary Kinkley, President [email protected] www.qasaudubon.org P.O. Box 123 Palmyra, PA 17078-0123 *Meetings held bi-monthly, 2nd Tuesday 7PM, United Church of Christ Home, Annville Quittie Creek Nature Park Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Ann Lasky T: 717-867-4837 [email protected] 610 E Walnut ST Annville, PA 17003 Izaak Walton League of America-Lancaster Red Rose Chapter Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Donald T. Barnhart T: 717-627-3923 [email protected] 21 Countryside Ln. Lititz, PA 17543-9579 *Meetings held Every 2nd Tuesday of Month Izaak Walton League of America-Lebanon County Chapter Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Mr. Tracy Longenecker T: 717-273-7304 [email protected] 1911 Scull St. Lebanon, PA 17046-2780 *Meetings held Every 2nd Tuesday of Month Lebanon County Federation of Sportsmen's Club Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address Bob Arnold H: 274-0697 [email protected] 2039 Ranch Ave W:534-5192 Lebanon, PA 17042 Lebanon Valley Rails to Trails Contact Info: Telephone / Fax E-mail Address Web Address John Wengert T: 273-2658 [email protected] www.lvrailtrail.com 630 Old Mount Gretna Rd Lebanon, PA 17042 *Meet 1st. Wed. of each month 7PM, Cornwall Borough Hall Chesapeake Bay Web site-list of PA Watershed Groups Chesapeake Bay Web site http://www.chesapeakebay.net click, "Get Involved", then "find a watershed group" Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&hl=en&msa=0&msid=207456283482192539798.00048af4a8e011e003039&z=7 Or go to www.google.com/maps and search for, "PA Watershed Groups" *For more information contact: Stephanie Harmon, Watershed Specialist Lebanon County Conservation District email:[email protected] The Watershed Organizations of Lebanon County and their Streams of Interest Swatara Creek Watershed Association \ Swatara Creek and tributaries Quittapahilla Watershed Association \ Quittapahilla Creek and tributaries Little Swatara Creek Watershed Association \ Little Swatara Creek and tributaries Hammer Creek Watershed Association \ Hammer Creek Furnace Run/Segloch Run Watershed Alliance \ Furnace Run & Segloch Run Tri-County Conewago Creek Watershed Association \ Conewago Creek and Tributaries Chiques Creek Watershed Alliance \ Chiques Creek & Rife Run Trout Unlimited, Doc Fritchey Chapter \ Coldwater Fisheries Resources of Dauphin & Lebanon Counties Watershed organizations are great way to get involved and make a positive impact in your community! Contact the Conservation District for more information on any of these watershed organizations..
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