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Kathryne Rubright

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Watergate wetlands are restored in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Animals and plants are expected to thrive after dams and ponds were removed and parts of Van Campens Brook restored

By Kathryne Rubright | January 10, 2023
When the National Park Service studied visitation at the Watergate Recreation Site in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area...
Read More about Watergate wetlands are restored in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation AreaAnimals and plants are expected to thrive after dams and ponds were removed and parts of Van Campens Brook restored

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