Who is
the SCRA?
The SCRA is citizens from all walks of life, most of whom live in the Shamokin Creek Watershed.
We are working to restore the central Pennsylvania Shamokin Creek watershed
which has been polluted by acid mine drainage. We would like to include you!
We are a non-profit (501c3) organization, and we seek to involve citizens,
businesses, local governments, and students.
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How can you
help?
Get involved. You do not have to be an expert. We need people to:
- help measure water chemistry & flow
- help obtain funding
- use word processors
- obtain data from the PA Department of Environmental Protection
- help with printing and copying
- write the newsletter
- serve as officers
- help build treatment facilities such as ponds and diversion wells
- clean up stream banks
Contributions are tax deductible and greatly appreciated.
Services and materials that are needed include printing, construction work, earth-moving, limestone donations, computer time, analytical chemistry.
To contact us:
PO Box 263, Mt. Carmel, PA 17851
Jim Koharski, President; 570-644-0029;
jkoharski@verizon.net
Susan Zaner, Treasurer; 570-648-2354
Meetings are held at 6:30 pm on 2nd TUESDAYS, in Room 304 of the Career and Arts Center in Shamokin PA.
A Membership Application is available as a .pdf file.
For more information on mine drainage and treatment of mine drainage,see SCRIP or AMD Primer or Passive Treatment Methods
This page maintained by Carl Kirby; last modified 7/11/2007.
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