The Poconos region attracts millions of people to its scenic and natural beauty, as well as to its many local businesses. We are proud of the mutually beneficial relationship that has been built between business and the environment, a relationship that provides for good jobs and wholesome family recreation. But many of our clean, fishable streams are now being threatened by powerful business interests who would rather pollute them than invest in updated technology and engineering practices that would protect our streams. As local business owners, hunters, anglers, hikers, conservationists, and community members, we demand that our clean streams, which support a healthy economy, remain a priority for our community.
Our Pocono Waters Campaign is unifying the community while educating citizens, business leaders, and local leaders about the importance of protecting “Exceptional Value” (EV) streams, highlighting the many ways that clean streams and economic development coexist in a region known for its natural beauty and booming tourism industry. While only two percent of PA streams are classified as “Exceptional Value,” 80 percent of the state’s “EV” streams are in the Poconos, primarily located in Monroe, Pike, and Wayne counties. This is why we need your support and action.
THE Long Island AQUARIUM 
From the Long Island Expressway (I-495): Take the LIE east to Exit 71 (Route 24). Make a right onto route 94/24 and continue east for approximately 3-1/2 miles. At the traffic circle, travel three-quarters of the way around and make a right onto Peconic Avenue. Travel to Main Street and make a right. Long Island Aquarium is located on the south side at 431 East Main Street. Follow signs to Long Island Aquarium parking.
Hours of Operation: Sunday – Saturday from 10am-5pm
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day
Whether you’re planning a day trip to the Aquarium or a more extended excursion to Long Island’s East End. On this page is your link to practical information that can help you enjoy a rewarding and relaxing visit.
Tips for Family Visits
The Aquarium offers so many ways to create an educational, fun-filled day that will create lasting memories for every member of your family.
Susquehanna Mining Solutions , Old Forge borehole 
PRESS CONFERENCE - Bernie McGurl Executive Director Lackawanna River Corridor Association attends the SMS press event.  December 12 2013 in Duryea PA, Charles Medico and Christopher Gillis of Susquehanna Mining Solutions LLC.unveil long-term plans to deal with acid mine drainage that has poisoned the lower Lackawanna River for more than five decades.  The site will house a treatment plant, structures to use the treated water for hydroelectric power, geothermal energy, trout aquaculture and hydroponics.
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