To protect, preserve and enhance the cold-water ecosystem of the Upper Delaware River Watershed and to address any environmental threats to our area for the benefit of local communities, residents and visitors to the region.
Friends of the Upper Delaware River works with other organizations, area businesses and interested parties to enhance the cold-water ecosystem of the Upper Delaware Watershed.
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Friends of the Upper Delaware River works with other organizations, area businesses and interested parties to enhance the cold-water ecosystem of the Upper Delaware Watershed.
FUDR understands that protecting the river must include engaging communities and people, revitalizing local economies, and building strong coalitions at the local, regional, and national level.
A short piece we made on the Upper Delaware River. Thanks to all who helped out, including Milkweed for the beautiful music and Quiet Light Films for their filming and production!
Special pricing available to Hancock/Upper Delaware River Area students thanks to a generous sponsor donation!
We just got word that an agreement has been struck to increase the water releases from the NYC Delaware River basin reservoirs starting at noon today. Thanks to everybody who weighed in with the Decree Parties over the past few
It’s one of the most important weekends for the Upper Delaware River recreational season and river conditions are unnecessarily suffering. Low water releases from the NYC Delaware River basin reservoirs combined with rising air and water temperatures will greatly diminish
FUDR journeyed to Washington DC this week in our role as steering committee member of the Coalition for the Delaware River Watershed (CDRW) and the America’s Great Waters Coalition. The CDRW works to advance national protections for the Delaware River
Follow this link to read why we need the Delaware River Basin Conservation Act so we can all have clean water: http://www.delriverwatershed.org/drbca If you protect the Delaware Watershed or know a group that does, become a member of the Coalition
Click here to see One Bug 2016 pics….
The 9th Annual FUDR One Bug banquet and fly fishing event was held in Hancock, NY over the weekend with more than 180 people in attendance. This community based gathering is the traditional kick-off of the fishing and tourism season
For the second time in 4 months, a very large crowd of Delaware River advocates filled the room at the April 5 Delaware River Basin Commission- Regulated Flow Advisory Committee meeting in Hawley, PA. They all came with high expectations
Pete Bousum of Pipersville passed away peacefully March 26, with his family and Russell Terrier by his side. Pete was born September 23, 1941 in Chester County where he grew up on a farm and was the son of George