The Paulins Kill’s Future Can Still Be Written - Part 4

The journey into the future of our river and our watershed is yet to be written. Only time will tell how the river will continue. Without concern and respect from all interested parties, local residents and businesses, visitors coming to fish, bike, or just enjoy the natural beauty and serene values of the Paulins Kill, time will diminish the natural treasure that is the Paulins Kill. By turning concern into action today, many future generations will be able to stand by the river and give thanks to the thoughtful and dedicated individuals that made its preservation possible.
This is Part 4 of a video series on the Paulins Kill Watershed. This project is made possible through a grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, with support from US Fish and Wildlife Service. The Lower Delaware Wild & Scenic Management Council, as funded by the National Park Service, (www.lowerdelawarewildandscenic.org) supported this project.
A Production of the Foodshed Alliance
Videography CineGraph Studios.com
Audio: CineGraph Studios.com
Script and Narration: David de Wit
Additional Photography: Paulins Kill River Photography, David de Wit, Chris Dunbar, Rich Woznicki, Bill Leavens
Historical Documents: - Wayne McCabe
Morris County Park Commission - Mark Sutherland, Karl Wietzel
And thanks to all our River Watchers
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