Become a Sustaining Steward - Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper

Become a Sustaining Steward today!

Sustaining Stewards are the lifeblood of our organization.

As protectors of the Lower Susquehanna River, we invite you to join the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association (LSRA) and become a Sustaining Steward!

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MAY FLY

SMALL MOUTH BASS

ELLIPTIO MUSSEL

HELLBENDER

Get to know some of our Stewards.

“Putting out the fires everywhere is important, but to move to more strategic issues, additional manpower is needed.”

~ Linda Davidson, Hellbender Steward

“We need strong advocates to speak for our waterways since they cannot speak for themselves.”

~ Julie Jones, MD, Hellbender Steward

“I believe that the planet’s health, as far as its current species are concerned has breached its tipping point, and is at great risk and probable continued loss of species is imminent and now we must save what we can, while we can”

~ John Naylor, Hellbender Steward

“I appreciate the fact that the LSRA is the Watchdog for our waterways. This is a position we should all be playing.”

~ Cindy Pizziketti, Hellbender Steward

Sustaining stewards fund the operating costs of Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association (LSRA) such as our programs, advocacy initiatives, research projects, and litigation expenses. Moreso, your contribution will allow us to act on our collective responsibility to improve the ecological health of the Lower Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay. Here is why your role as a Sustaining Steward matters.

Becoming a Sustaining Steward builds a legacy of conservation.

Your contribution ensures that future generations have access to the resources and recreational opportunities of the Lower Susquehanna River.

The ecosystem of the Lower Susquehanna River is resilient, but it requires a commitment of care.

Sustaining Stewards support empowers us to adopt long-term strategies that enhance resiliency in the face of environmental challenges.

Sustaining Stewards are the backbone of our volunteer force.

Your active involvement strengthens our community and provides the essential work for cleanups, river monitoring, habitat restoration projects, and so much more.