USC Spotlight
Local School Engages in Stream Sampling Ahead of Restoration Work
By: Lydia Brinkley On a beautiful sunny spring day, Morris Central School 9th and 12th grade science classes joined the Susquehanna River Basin Commission (SRBC) and the Upper
Silvi-Corner: Nyssa sylvatica
By: Ava Glasser, Upper Susquehanna Coalition Nyssa sylvatica, also known as black gum or black tupelo, is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to eastern North America from the coastal
Mariposa Heights Farm Awarded Madison County Conservation Farm of the Year
by USC Correspondent and Grass Whisperer - Troy Bishopp The Fuller family has a variety of conservation measures from grazing and water systems to heavy use area
Our Mission
To protect and improve water quality and natural resources in the Upper Susquehanna River Basin with the involvement of citizens and agencies through planning, education, coordination, funding, project implementation and advocating for our water resources.
We strive to accomplish our mission through a team approach, with teams focused on key watershed-wide efforts working both independently and collaboratively to meet our goals.
USC Youtube Video Highlight
This video highlights the Trees for Graziers training program, introducing farmers and land managers to the benefits and practical application of silvopasture—the integration of trees into grazing systems. Participants learn how adding trees to pastures can improve farm productivity, provide shade and shelter for livestock, and create additional sources of fodder. Through real-world examples and expert guidance, the training walks planners through species selection implementation strategies, helping graziers successfully incorporate trees into their operations.