Are you a conservation professional or volunteer? Join us for the 2026 Christina Basin Task Force Bus Tour. This year’s tour focuses on the Brandywine Creek as a drinking water source, dam removal on the Brandywine, brownfield remediation on the Christina River and urban green stormwater infrastructure sites. Tour sites include:
Porter Water Drinking Water Treatment Plant– tour of the water treatment process and current issues with water quality with Mary Neutz, City of Wilmington.
Johnston Park Bioretention Project– City of Wilmington, featuring three bioretention basins presented by Kelly Wilson, Delaware Nature Society
Rooftop of ShopRite Shopping Center– Unique birds-eye- view of CBR4 brownfield and remediation sites installed over the past 30 years and a view of new projects in design along the Christina River, with John Cargill and Todd Keyser, DNREC.
Lunch at Riverfront Market at City of Wilmington- lunch on your own (pay for what you like) choose from pizza, peruvian rotisserie, poke bowl, thai, salad, sandwich or tacos. See full list at: https://riverfrontwilm.com/location/riverfront-market/ (or if you prefer, bring your own lunch)
Walking tour of Riverfront rain garden and wetland plantings with Marian Young, Brightfields
Visit Breck’s Mill Dam and see the former site of Dam #6 (duPont) and learn about dam removal on Brandywine Creek on a pleasant walk along the Brandywine Creek with Jim Shanahan of Brandywine River Restoration Trust
Brandywine Red Clay Alliance, along with our contractor, Clauser Environmental, has completed a comprehensive assessment and restoration plan for the Pocopson Creek Watershed and Browning Barn Tributary. The plan targets … Continued
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.