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The Delaware Riverkeeper Network champions the rights of our communities for a Delaware River and tributary streams that are free-flowing, clean, healthy, and abundant with a diversity of life.
Help Protect the Wild & Scenic Tinicum Creek and Save the Historic Headquarters Road Bridge
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Share your stories to support improving water quality standards for the Delaware River!
Speak Together on Earth Day 50 NJ!
SIGN ON - DRBC Needs to Stop PennEast!
Sign on to our letter to make the Delaware River safe for primary contact recreation!
URGENT Action Needed to Stop PA’s Fracking Subsidy Bill!
Sign the petition to stop LNG export on the Delaware River
Sign our Frack Ban Petition!
The Atlantic Sturgeon Need Your Help!
PennEast Pipeline is Doubling Down, It's Time to Flood NJ, PA & DRBC With Letters to STOP PENNEAST!
Forums on New Reports on the Health and Economic Impacts of Fracking in Pennsylvania
East Whiteland Supervisors Need To Hear From You
Sign the Petition Today— New York Deserves Constitutional Protections for Right to Clean Air and Water!
Sign the Petition to help New Jersey obtain a Green Amendment
We Need Congressional Hearings into the Abuses of Power and Law Perpetrated by FERC!
1,200 American Eels were released into the Pickering Creek earlier today as part of an effort to reduce the impact of invasive crayfish in the stream. The Delaware Riverkeeper Network, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University and United States Geologic Survey are partners in the effort to bring the migratory fish back to the Pickering. Eels play an important role in the health of streams.
Maya K. van Rossum has served as the Delaware Riverkeeper and leader for the Delaware Riverkeeper Network since 1994.
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