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Lackawanna River Conservation Association

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 Since 1987, the LRCA has been working towards a revitalized river, bound by parks, with clean water and safe public access.

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  • Volunteering
    • Conservation Corps
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  • The LVC
    • About
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  • The Watershed
    • River Access
    • History
    • The Lackawanna Watershed
    • Invasive Species
    • River Conditions
  • Contact Us
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Job Posting - Executive Director

The LRCA/LVC are seeking a person to fill a position as Executive Director. If you are interested or no someone that might be. Please download the announcement.

Job Description

The LRCA Mission

Our mission is to involve citizens of the Lackawanna River Watershed with conservation and stewardship of the River, its tributaries, and water resources.  Our goals are to clean up and conserve the River environment, aid in the development of the 40-mile Lackawanna River Heritage Trail, create stakeholder partnerships, and promote environmental education, conservation studies, and research. Our organization is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit, which means your donations to us are tax deductible!

The Lackawanna Valley Conservancy (LVC)

 Your support for our non profit also aids the work of our environmental affiliate, the Lackawanna Valley Conservancy (LVC). To preserve natural areas in the watershed, the LVC works with property owners, municipalities, and other agencies to acquire properties through conservation easements. The LRCA and LVC work together to help preserve over 100,000 acres of natural and scenic watershed lands across the region. 

Get the Current River Conditions

You can find USGS information for three Lackawanna River sites.

River Gages

Major Tributary's Initiative

Leggetts Watershed Report_FINAL_November 2020_compressed (pdf)

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Final Roaring Brook 013122 comp (pdf)

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Final Roaring Brook App B (pdf)

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