Telling the Story of the Delaware River
Personal stories from activists, community members, and recreationists who share a love for the Delaware River Watershed
Deposit, NY
This small town near the northernmost point of the Delaware River is home to a vibrant fly-fishing community. Full of individuals who regularly recreate on the river, provide education about the resource, and advocate for its preservation, the story of Deposit and its residents demonstrates the love that originates with the Delaware River.
Fly Fishing
For many, the Delaware River is a meaningful place for recreation and spending quality time with family. For this activist, fly fishing with family is just one of those meaningful experiences he has had along the Delaware.
Scenic Byway
Whether traveling to or from one of the many urban cities along the Delaware River, community member and founder of Youth Independence Cycling John Raisch recalls how his family enjoys taking time to enjoy the river by taking the scenic route.
Neshaminy State Park
Many locations along the Delaware River serve as havens for rest and relaxation. Neshaminy State Park is one of those places for Meagan Schaefer and her dog Maggie. Serving as an escape from the stresses of pandemic life, Meagan developed a strong connection to the park and hopes that conservation efforts can allow places like Neshaminy State Park to thrive for generations.
Lardner's Point Park
Home to biking groups, yoga practices, and soul-line dancing classes, the Delaware River serves as a scenic backdrop for a variety of activities. Community members engage in physical exercise while taking the beauty of their river.