Philadelphia will recognize national Drinking Water Week May 3-8 with special new art and music projects aimed at getting all residents to benefit equally from our safe, high-quality tap water....
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Between April 30 and May 26, city residents can go to @DelawareEstuary and @PhillyH2O on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to cast votes by “liking” their choice for the 2021 Spokesdog. Votes across platforms will be tallied and the winner will be named on May 28....
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Without a rate increase, the utility’s financial situation will deteriorate. The ability to make needed repairs will be impacted, increasing risks for water main breaks and other infrastructure failures....
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From Saturday, September 26 to Sunday, October 4, Delaware River Festival 2020 will feature virtual and small in-person experiences on both sides of the waterbody!...
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Enjoy this sound clip of spring peepers in the Pennypack Watershed....
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PWD educator Dottie Baumgarten shows what makes toilet paper the only thing to flush....
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Take part in this fun citizen science activity while staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic....
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Five ways the Philadelphia Water Department works to further the ideals that embody Earth Day....
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Starting April 2nd, the Penn State Master Watershed Steward program is shifting its education and training to an online platform....
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Artists and students in two neighborhoods partnered to make cans that will help keep litter out of local waterways....
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GreenTreks is sharing stories that change the world! GreenTreks, a Philadelphia based non-profit communications firm, created some recent shorts focusing on the exciting neighborhood greening progr...
We had a lot of fun highlighting their work, so we're sharing some of our favorites from @PhillyH2O social media accounts here.
Artists and students in two neighborhoods partnered to make cans that will help keep litter out of local waterways.