Join Interfaith Partners for the Chesapeake and our partners today for a ceremony to plant a “Unity Tree” to commemorate this effort and celebrate people of faith working together to heal our environment. Hear from inspiring speakers such as Ray D’Agostino, Lancaster County Commissioner and Rev. John Knight, Brightside Baptist Church. Gather (safely, with masks and social distancing) with other people of faith who care deeply about the watershed we all share.

Cover Photo: Michelle Johnsen

Ray D’Agostino, Lancaster County Commissioner

Rev. John Knight, Brightside Baptist Church

Participant Safety

Participants are required to wear masks/face coverings and maintain a social distance of 6 feet from other participants, but it should be noted that the Lancaster Conservancy and its partners are not responsible for the behavior of participants regarding those requirements.

Participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all time.

What to Expect

Participants should wear comfortable clothing for the weather.

Weather Policy

This event will take place rain or shine! Should there be a forecast of weather conditions that would make the event unsafe, participants will be notified of a cancellation 24 hours prior to the event.

What is Lancaster Water Week?

Leading the way to clean water by protecting over 7,000 acres of wild lands, the Lancaster Conservancy created Lancaster Water Week to connect us all to clean water. We need clean water to fish, swim and drink, but over half of Lancaster’s 1,400 miles of streams and rivers are polluted. The good news? We can solve this problem together!

Lancaster Water Week returns for its 5th year with over 20 events that CELEBRATE our unique waterways and EDUCATE our community to TAKE ACTION for cleaner streams and rivers!

Learn more: www.lancasterwaterweek.org