Mission Statement
Lackawanna River Conservation Association involves citizens of our watershed with conservation and stewardship of the Lackawanna River, its tributaries and water resources.
Lackawanna River Conservation Association (LRCA) | Protecting our river & engaging the community in Scranton
The Lackawanna River Conservation Association (LRCA) is a nonprofit, nonpolitical organization based in Scranton, PA dedicated to restoring and promoting the health of the Lackawanna River. Since 1987, the LRCA has worked with local groups and government agencies to tackle water pollution, improve recreation access, and support community-based conservation projects throughout the watershed.
Education, Action & Partnership
The LRCA fosters stewardship by engaging residents of all ages through education, hands-on programs, and advocacy. Through workshops, school programs, volunteer cleanups, and public outreach, they help build a community that values its river and understands the impact of environmental choices.
Collaborative Conservation Efforts
Working with partners, the LRCA supports public policy and development efforts that prioritize water quality, land preservation, and sustainable recreation. They promote projects that enhance access to the river, encourage public use, and protect the watershed for future generations.
Driven by Community Support
As a grassroots organization, the LRCA relies on informed citizen involvement and local support to keep the river clean, accessible, and thriving. Whether through volunteering, advocacy, or donations, community participation is vital to their mission.
The Lackawanna River Conservation Association continues to preserve and protect the river through education, collaboration, and community-driven action in Scranton.
