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Katherine Rapin

Water filtered through mussel beds

Art exhibit underscores mussels’ vital role in the Delaware River
“Freshwater,” at the Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia, marries art and science

By Katherine Rapin | August 22, 2022
If you’re strolling through Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia this summer, you’re bound to run into something you wouldn’t expect:...
Read More about Art exhibit underscores mussels’ vital role in the Delaware River“Freshwater,” at the Cherry Street Pier in Philadelphia, marries art and science
Wild celery grass

Wild celery grass restoration underway in the Delaware Estuary
The plant is both an indicator of water quality and an improver of it

By Katherine Rapin | June 20, 2022
In a small classroom at the Center for Aquatic Sciences at Adventure Aquarium in Camden, N.J., the early stages of...
Read More about Wild celery grass restoration underway in the Delaware EstuaryThe plant is both an indicator of water quality and an improver of it
Jeremiah Colman, left, and Zaire Seaberry, UrbanPromise 7th-graders, working on the canoe they’ve been helping to build since the beginning of the school year. PHOTO BY KATHERINE RAPIN

Urban BoatWorks brings Camden youth to the river
Students learn basic carpentry, life skills and mentorship — and connect to waterways in their own backyard

By Katherine Rapin | May 26, 2022
On a recent Monday afternoon in Camden, N.J., a group of seventh-graders gathered around a 16-foot boat placed upside down...
Read More about Urban BoatWorks brings Camden youth to the riverStudents learn basic carpentry, life skills and mentorship — and connect to waterways in their own backyard

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