In this newsletter the UDR Network is introduced. Take a moment to read about this issue’s featured watershed organization, the Upper Delaware Council (UDC), and explore some highlighted upcoming activities and important dates.

In this newsletter the UDR Network reflects on the first annual UDR Rendezvous, introduces this issue’s featured watershed organization, the Delaware Highlands Conservancy (DHC), and highlights upcoming activities and important dates.

In this newsletter the UDR Network highlights the 2024 DWCF grantees. Also check out our featured watershed organization, Catskill Mountainkeeper, and check out some awesome upcoming events!

In this newsletter the UDR Network celebrates the DWCF and our regrant awardees. In this issue you will meet our featured organization, Sullivan County Division of Planning, Community Development and Environmental Management. Explore some highlights upcoming events and activities!

Spring is finally here in the UDR! This newsletter will take a look at weather events that may create issues for the UDR and browse updates on state and federal funding. Check out some of the work our featured organization, ANS, is up to. Don’t forget to attend some of the upcoming events in the region!

After a protracted winter, early May brought us heavy rains that remind us how important our work is to protect our watershed and the people and communities who live there.

Mid Summer is upon us and there is so much going on in the Upper Delaware River Region! Check out the interesting research currently being done in our waterways and don’t miss out on great upcoming events and opportunities!

The wild trout fishery of the Upper Delaware River has experienced significant heat stress this summer. Trout need cold, clean water to thrive, but the hot air temperatures of recent weeks are causing concern for habitat conditions in the river. Fortunately, thanks in large part to the advocacy efforts of the UDR conservation community, a “thermal bank” was established in the management plan that governs the operations of the NYC Delaware basin reservoirs.

Autumn has arrived in the Upper Delaware River watershed and while we say farewell to Summer, we are excited for yet another season. The changing leaves of Fall mark the transition into cooler temperatures, shorter days, and a lot to look forward to. As field seasons and summer projects wrap up, we should take a moment to reflect and appreciate the outstanding work taking place in the UDR watershed. Together we are making a difference.