Chlorides (salts) in streams have become a rising concern. Join BRC staff and volunteers to sample over 65 sites in the Red Clay and Brandywine Watersheds for chlorides to find “hot spots” and baseline data on a localized level. This activity will begin with a short description of the impacts of chlorides on our stream at our Myrick Conservation Center location. All participants will be assigned 4-6 sites to collect a water sample on their own to bring back to the Myrick Conservation Center for testing. Plan to wear boots or shoes that can get wet. Participants will be assigned site locations based upon a brief survey sent to you after registration. Rain date: 10/16
Waterfowling is an American tradition that combines hunting with an appreciation of wetlands and their wildlife. To instill a strong conservation ethic for all our natural resources, Brandywine Red Clay … Continued
Mark your calendars! The 19th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns this year on Thursday, March 19th! Join us for an evening celebrating the environment at Upland Country Day … Continued
It’s the first day of spring and all the kids are off from school…come celebrate at BRC with a one-day camp! Participants will learn about the signs of spring through … Continued
Victory Brewing Downingtown
420 Acorn Lane, Downingtown, PA, United States
Test your knowledge on watershed conservation, "river" songs and more! Winning team will win tickets to the 2026 Dead Fest! A portion of the proceeds from Headwaters pours will be … Continued
Thursdays (April 16, May 14, June 11) Ages 2 – 6 $7.00 (Members) / $14.00 (Non-Members) Per Drop-In $21.00 (Members) / $42.00 (Non-Members) Per Session Books come to life at … Continued
Volunteers needed in both Pennsylvania and Delaware for the annual Brandywine Clean Up. For more information or to register, please visit our Clean Up page!
The Log Cabin at Newlin Grist Mill
219 Cheyney Road, Glen Mills, PA, United States
Join BRC's Watershed Director, Brian Winslow, for a panel discussion moderated by Washington Post Associate Editor Frances Stead Sellers, exploring the growing impact of flooding in our region and beyond. … Continued
Brandywine Park
1080 N. Park Drive, Wilmington, DE, United States
A day of environmental advocacy, stewardship, fun and festivities celebrating the Brandywine River and the return of the American Shad. For more information, please visit the event website.
Thursdays (April 16, May 14, June 11) Ages 2 – 6 $7.00 (Members) / $14.00 (Non-Members) Per Drop-In $21.00 (Members) / $42.00 (Non-Members) Per Session Books come to life at … Continued