Alive again - Decade's efforts pay off in healthy Susquehanna, tributaries
September 11, 2010
Lock Haven Express
Amy Wolfe, director of Trout Unlimited's Eastern Abandoned Mine Program, and Scott Koser, watershed specialist for the Clinton County Conservation District, highlighted the successes and initiatives at Thursday's meeting of the county commissioners.
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