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{{toplink|url=http://fow.org|name=fow.org}}[[File:FriendsOfTheWissahickon.jpg|300px|thumb|right|A Friends of the Wissahickon ribbon cutting.]]<blockquote>''Let's Be Friends''</blockquote> | <big>{{toplink|url=http://fow.org|name=fow.org}}</big>[[File:FriendsOfTheWissahickon.jpg|300px|thumb|right|A Friends of the Wissahickon ribbon cutting.]]<big><blockquote>''Let's Be Friends''</blockquote></big> | ||
'''Friends of the Wissahickon''', official park partner of Philadelphia Parks and Recreation and the Philadelphia Water Department, '''conserves and improves the 2000-acre Wissahickon Valley Park'''. FOW's dedicated community of members and volunteers have supported the wild beauty of the park since 1924. Staff and volunteers work with expert contractors and environmental scientists to mitigate stormwater runoff into the watershed, reduce erosion, and address the impacts on the native habitat posed by climate change. Volunteer hours and membership dollars support our work to sustain this special urban oasis. | '''Friends of the Wissahickon''', official park partner of Philadelphia Parks and Recreation and the Philadelphia Water Department, '''conserves and improves the 2000-acre Wissahickon Valley Park'''. FOW's dedicated community of members and volunteers have supported the wild beauty of the park since 1924. Staff and volunteers work with expert contractors and environmental scientists to mitigate stormwater runoff into the watershed, reduce erosion, and address the impacts on the native habitat posed by climate change. Volunteer hours and membership dollars support our work to sustain this special urban oasis. | ||
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Let's Be Friends
Friends of the Wissahickon, official park partner of Philadelphia Parks and Recreation and the Philadelphia Water Department, conserves and improves the 2000-acre Wissahickon Valley Park. FOW's dedicated community of members and volunteers have supported the wild beauty of the park since 1924. Staff and volunteers work with expert contractors and environmental scientists to mitigate stormwater runoff into the watershed, reduce erosion, and address the impacts on the native habitat posed by climate change. Volunteer hours and membership dollars support our work to sustain this special urban oasis.
Note: The above description came from the organization's About FOW page.
In The News
- Friends of the Wissahickon celebrates National Public Lands Day on Sept. 28, Roxborough Review, September 23, 2024.
- FOW partnership with Lenape Native people thrives, Chestnut Hill Local, November 17, 2021.
- Friends Of Wissahickon Announce 2020 Projects Plan, Chestnut Hill Local, February 7, 2020.
- Dream Drives: Wissahickon Valley Park, CBS-3, October 6, 2017.
Info
- Facebook: @FOWissahickon
- Virtual Tour and More: Virtual Valley
- Volunteer: Volunteering