For many years, hydroelectric dams have prevented American Eels from migrating up the Susquehanna River.

Keeping Pennsylvania waters healthy and clean starts local and, on one farm in Susquehanna County, with the help of 120-head of cattle.

From the time that a single raindrop hits the ground, it begins its travel to a larger body of water.

Summer is the season for stream work. With 86,000 miles of streams and rivers in PA, maintenance of these waterways can be a daunting task.

If you value what your local stream, river, or lake adds to your life, learn what you can do to keep it alive!

Did you know stormwater runoff occurs even during moderate rains?

Restoration Success Story Featured in Updated DEP Story Map

Partnerships and funding are key to improving water quality in Franklin County.

“Hellbender” may conjure an image of a villain in a blockbuster action movie, but in fact it’s the latest member of Pennsylvania royalty.

Residents across Pennsylvania’s part of the Chesapeake Bay watershed are working hard to make streams and rivers healthier.