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Magazine Joins Friends of the Upper Delaware River to Improve Habitat and Access Near Deposit, New York NEW YORK – On Saturday, June 1, Field & Stream will join Friends of the Upper Delaware River (FUDR), and local volunteers in … Continue reading →

Get the current release rates from Cannonsville Reservoir on the West Branch of the Delaware at 866-463-4081

Mark Hartle and Cameron Englehart, Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission, installed eight temperature probes, two donated by FUDR, in the Upper Delaware.  Probes were placed in the lower East and West branch and throughout the Main Stem down to Equinunk. … Continue reading →

Check out this awesome video on the Upper D…..A Day on the River

March 26, 2013 HANCOCK — The town of Hancock has teamed up with Friends of the Upper Delaware River (FUDR) for two stream bank restoration projects. Both Cadosia Creek and Sands Creek in Hancock will see flood mitigation rehabilitation. Dan … Continue reading →

April 26-28; Benefits Community Hancock, N.Y.–The sixth-annual “One Bug” fly-fishing tournament is scheduled for April 26-28 on the upper Delaware River. Sponsored by Friends of the Upper Delaware River, the catch-and-release trout tourney and weekend gala is based in Hancock. … Continue reading →

All, I thought I would send out a quick recap of the Regulated Flow Advisory Committee meeting held on Monday March 18 at DRBC headquarters in Trenton.  It was a bit like the movie “Ground Hog Day” with the usual … Continue reading →

Dear Friends: We’re asking that you support the attached sign-on letter concerning our recommendations on a new Delaware River water-release plan that will go into effect on June 1, 2013. HERE’S HOW TO SIGN ON:  Please reply to info@fudr.org with … Continue reading →

February 20, 2013 — At a meeting of the Water Use and Resource Management Committee of the Upper Delaware Council (UDC) on February 19, Columbia Professor Emeretis Peter Kolesar of New York City and Eldred, and Jim Serio of Hancock … Continue reading →

A group of 11 bipartisan representatives from Delaware, Pennsylvania, New York, and New Jersey introduced legislation to improve restoration and conservation efforts in the Delaware River Basin. With competitive grants to incentivize public-private partnerships and improved coordination among stakeholders, the … Continue reading →