Twin Lakes Residents Become Certified Master Watershed Stewards

Written By Dorene Warner

John Galanti, Sean Kemether, Kirk Mackey, and Jeff McQuaid, Stewards of Twin Lakes and Twin Lakes residents in Shohola PA have successfully completed the Master Watershed Stewards training, a Penn State University Extension multi-month program which includes 50 hours/year of volunteer work.

This program provides extensive training in watershed management to volunteers who, in return, educate the community about watershed stewardship based on university research and recommendations.

The Penn State Master Watershed Steward program was established to strengthen local capacity for management and protection of watersheds, streams, and rivers, by educating and empowering volunteers across the commonwealth.

Dorene Warner
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