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This season, we focused on education, and we had some great guests for you to listen to!
Episode 41 is the season 5 finale, recorded at the Choose Clean Water Conference in downtown Lancaster! We wrapped up the season with some fond memories, guests pulled directly from the conference, and a look into season 6. We would especially like to thank our season 5 sponsor, RK&K, for embarking on this adventure with us!

Links from this episode

• Choose Clean Water Conference
• Youth Conservation School
• Ahsley Spotts represents Chesapeake Bay Foundation
• Amanda Bush represents HRG
• Emily Thorpe represents the University of Maryland, Sea Grant Extension
• Kelly Slippey represents Lancaster Conservancy
• Lancaster Water Week
• email for trivia: info@LancasterCleanWaterPartners.com

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This episode features Jennifer Diaz and Sarah Kemble of Leadership Lancaster. Sarah and Jennifer are both exceptional storytellers who make us laugh, think, and become inspired to take our next steps. It's a fun and insightful discussion on leadership, collaboration, and connection.

We also hear from Sallie Gregory, Lancaster County Conservation District's Education and Operations Coordinator, who tells us about an opportunity for K-12 students at Lancaster County Youth Conservation School.

Here are links from the discussion:

https://leadershiplancaster.org/

https://lancasterconservation.org/youth-conservation-school/

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We continue our theme of education in the conservation world with this Conversation with Lancaster County's three formal institutes of higher learning. Franklin & Marshall College, Millersville University, and Elizabethtown College each provide robust environmental studies programs, complemented by hands-on and extracurricular experiences that deepen student learning. Beyond campus, all three are actively involved with local K–12 students through outreach efforts, partnerships, and educational programming.

Together, these efforts highlight a shared priority across Lancaster County’s higher education institutions: not only educating students about environmental stewardship, but fostering a broader culture of responsibility and care that extends to future generations.

Watershed Education Training Institute