• Restore and protect creek banks
  • Encourage creek bank "No Mow" zones
  • Improve fish habitat
  • Secure & Stock additional trout for fishing
  • Conduct Work Shops pertaining to the Watershed
  • Annual creek clean ups
  • Monitor stream water quality monthly
  • Conduct Youth Trout Derby
The Little Shamokin Creek watershed
covers approximately 37 square miles & is
a sub watershed of Shamokin Creek.
Originating in Northumberland County to
include 4 municipalities (Rockefeller,
Shamokin, Upper & Lower Augusta
townships).  Little Shamokin Creek is
designated for protection of Cold Water
Fishes (CWF). The Little Shamokin Creek
watershed is largely forested, 65%, with
tree farms and deciduous stands.
Agricultural areas of mostly pastures
and croplands make up an additional 30%
of the watershed & urban/developed
lands, 2%.
Location of Watershed
LSCWA Serving the  Watershed Community
To Provide Education & Resources:
A watershed is a land area in which water drains
into a body of water like a lake, river or stream.  A
watershed consists of both the water body & the
land which drains into that body of water.  This
drainage basin collects all of the precipitation as it
either runs off the land or percolates through the
soil before reentering the stream.
So What Is A Watershed?
Before
After
Everyone lives in a watershed!
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441 Plum Creek Road   Sunbury, PA  17801
                 570 286-7114 Ext 4
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Little Shamokin Creek Watershed Association
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Little Shamokin Creek
Watershed Association
Email: info@littleshamokincreek-watershed.org
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Sunbury Textile Mills
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Site updated: 5/8/12
Environmental Education Site





   Activities to develop an environmental
         education site are progressing.
The 27 acre site at 182 Houser Rd., Rockefeller
Twp, North'd County, PA includes approximately
one half mile of Little Shamokin Creek with
ownership of both sides of the creek.
Volunteers have been clearing buildings, and
removing invasive vegetation.  The group has
received a habitat management plan from the PA
Game Commission.   We are also  in contact
with private environmental foundations seeking
grants to stabilize  the creek banks. In addition
we are in contact with other organizations for aid
in developing a public environmental site
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House
Back of barn
May 23, 2012:  Monthly meeting
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June 27, 2012:  Monthly meeting
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