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Water Under a Bridge Building Fish PassageOur fish passage biologists evaluated road stream crossings to improve the journey for aquatic life in Bald Eagle State Forest.
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Better Shoreline Better Fishing at Briar Creek LakeThanks to help from our partners, the PFBC was able to reclaim 600 feet of shoreline along Briar Creek Lake in Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
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Demonstrating the Power of Mussels for Cleaning Pennsylvania's WaterwaysWatch as 15 freshwater mussels filter their way through algae and muck to clean an aquarium in just seven hours.
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Remove a Dam Improve a StreamThe PFBC and partners joined forces to remove a dam and stream crossing and improve the land, planting a riparian buffer, on this tributary to Muddy Run in Lancaster County.
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Enhancing Turtle Habitat with New Basking Platform Design at Shawnee State ParkUpgrading turtle basking platforms on Shawnee Lake to a more accessible and durable design.
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New Life to Once Impaired Streams in the Turtle Creek WatershedReinvigorating life into a stream once considered "impaired" through habitat improvement.
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Timelapse of Improved Stream Habitat on Mill Creek, Westmoreland CountyA stream habitat project that turned Loyalhanna Creek from a stream void of life to become a Keystone Select Trout fishery.
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Improved Habitat for Kishaquillas CreekThe PFBC and Mifflin County Conservation District improved streambank stabilization for Kishaquillas Creek.
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Woodcock Creek Lake Habitat Improvement ProjectThe PFBC and partners placed Concrete Reef Ball Structures into Woodcock Lake as habitat, which provide exceptional cover for larger game fish species.
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Two Dams Gone. Double the Good for FishReconnecting more than ten miles of upstream habitat for aquatic life on Spring Creek bringing improved health and vitality to the stream.
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