Annual Christmas party
December 10 Annual Christmas Party
  - at the Pleasant Gap American Legion
 

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Annual Spring Creek Redd Count
There are still a few reaches to be counted. 
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Still a few reaches to be counted.  We will post the results when all reaches are counted and the results are tabulated.


Sincerely,

John G. Himes

Citizens Climate Lobby

https://citizensclimatelobby.org/price-on-carbon/

https://citizensclimatelobby.org/carbon-pricing-congress/

Calling U.S. Senators and representatives with an easy tool from the web site:   CCLUSA.org/call

Writing U.S. Senators and representatives with an easy tool from the web site:     CCLUSA.org/write

 

Citizens Climate Lobby – Local Chapter

https://statecollegeccl.org/

 

TU Climate Change Workgroup

https://www.tu.org/get-involved/volunteer-tacklebox/council-leader-resources/national-leadership-council/nlc-conservation-workgroups/climate-change-workgroup/

 

SPARROW RUN PROJECT ARTICLE
We hope this project is the start of more to come on Bald Eagle Creek and its tributaries. Thanks to Mark Nale for his excellent article on this project. Click Here to read the full article!
US Youth Fly Fishing Reel Girls Clinic
Past President and Board Member, Bob Vierck, gifted the young anglers with hand-made fly inspired earrings in biodegradable fly boxes (left). To say they loved them is an understatement. Thanks Bob! President, Jamie SanFilippo, pictured on the right, was honored to be a fly fishing instructor for the clinic.
   

 

National Recognition for Chapter

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Congressman Glenn "GT" Thompson recognized the Spring Creek Chapter of Trout Unlimited at the 44th Annual Dinner and FUNraiser.  He read a proclamation that was presented to the US House of Representative in recognition of the chapter's accomplishments and for receiving the 2016 Gold Trout Award as the Nations most outstanding chapter.

2016 National "Gold Trout" Award

 

Chairman of National Leadership Council Mick McCorcle awards our President Robert Vierck the 2016 Gold Trout award as the nation's most outstanding TU Chapter

"The Spring Creek Chapter's conservation and angler science activities this year are more than enough to earn accolades: over 1.5 miles of riparian habitat planted, 13 in-stream structures built, water quality monitoring, redd count and angler surveys totaling more than 4,500 hours and valued at over $210,000.  However, behind all that conservation activity are the myriad was the chapter reaches into the community.  The chapter is constantly hosting events and activities, including their robust Veterans Service Partnership program where hundreds of vetrans have experience the power of both healing and community, thanks to SCCTU."  Mick McCorcle

  

Most Recent  Chapter News Available on-line - Click Here