

The purpose of the Association is to promote stewardship of, to protect and to enhance the watersheds of northeastern Northampton County which include: Slateford Creek, Jacoby Creek, Allegheny Creek,
Oughoughton Creek, Little Martins Creek, Martins Creek, Waltz Creek, and Mud Run and others.
Protect
Our activities help keep the waters of our local creeks cold and clean, making them a haven for native fish and other wildlife.
Enhance
We carry out streambank plantings and watershed clean-ups to enhance natural ecosystems.
Steward
Our volunteers do community outreach and education on watershed issues. We also advocate for watershed protection with local governments.
Objectives
- Develop and present educational programs on watershed management for schools, civic organizations, local governments and the general public.
- Provide a forum for sharing information and experiences on watershed management.
- Develop and implement local restoration and protection programs in accordance with appropriate management strategies and techniques.
- Support state, and national programs, policies and legislation promoting watershed and water resource management.
- Develop and influence local programs, policies and legislation promoting watershed and water resource management.
- Facilitate cooperation and interaction with organizations, agencies, units of government, and individuals concerned with watershed improvement and protection.
- Promote enforcement of laws and legislation designed to protect watersheds.
If you are interested in attending a Martins Jacoby Watershed Association meeting we generally meet at 6:30PM on the second Thursday of the month at the Lower Mount Bethel Township Welcome Center located at 7701 Martins Creek/Belvidere Highway, Bangor, PA. Please email us at the email below a few days ahead to let us know you intend to join us so we can confirm we are planning to meet that month.
For additional information contact:
Rich Budihas, President
martinsjacoby@outlook.com
New members are welcome, as well as volunteers to help with various initiatives from stream bank restoration to programs for families and individuals.