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Creek Connections
Creek Connections has forged an effective partnership between Allegheny College and regional K-12 schools to turn waterways in Northwest Pennsylvania, Southwest New York, and the Pittsburgh area into outdoor environmental laboratories. Emphasizing a hands-on, inquiry based investigation of local waterways, this project annually involves over 40 different secondary schools and the classes of 50 teachers.

Center for Economic and Environmental Development
Allegheny College's CEED engages Allegheny College students, faculty, and the community in creating innovative approaches to environmental stewardship, environmental education, and regional revitalization.

French Creek Project
A healthy French Creek will be the heart of a community and economic renaissance where development and land use activities occur in such a fashion as to protect environmental features and enhance our quality of life. The French Creek Project works with landowners, farmers, business leaders, local government officials, scientists, conservationists, sportsmen, and educators to help preserve French Creek.

Allegheny Watershed Network
The Northern Allegheny Project fosters broad-based public participation and works with other organizations to initiate programs and projects related to education, stream conservation, science and research, water quality, species protection, and recreation in the Brokenstraw, Conewango, Oil, and Tionesta Creek Watersheds; an area of 1,600 square miles.

Allegheny College
Allegheny provides outstanding opportunities for students to grow in the true "liberal arts" tradition through its top-notch programs and activities. In addition to your support, our students have the support of a dedicated, caring and accessible faculty.

French Creek Watershed Research Program
A collaborative research project synthesizing natural resource data pertaining to the French Creek Watershed.

French Creek: The Journal of Undergraduate Environmental Writing and Art
An online journal that publishes original essays, poetry, fiction and artwork focused on place-based or environmental subject matter. Environmental or place-based writing and art ask us to reevaluate the ways in which we construct our relationship to the natural world. They often move us to take action and to participate in the stewardship of both the local and larger natural and human communities.