Watershed specialist Rachel Posavetz collecting macroinvertebrates with Nick Spinelli of the Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District on World Water Monitoring Day in September. (
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Hawley. As the year comes to a close, the Pike County Conservation District is looking to the future, and wants local residents' input: "You spend your life in Pike County, surrounded by its magnificent natural resources, so the Conservation District wants to know what’s important to you!" Answer survey questions on the district's website, pikeconservation.org by Jan. 10, 2020. The Pike County Conservation District is a subdivision of State government, responsible under Pennsylvania’s Conservation District Law for natural resource conservation work within the county's boundaries. Since it was established in 1956, it has carried out programs focused on the conservation of soil, water, and other natural resources. For more information visit PikeConservation.org, email pikecd@pikepa.org, or call 570-226-8220.