Twin Cities Walk for Water Fundraiser Set

This weekend, various events celebrated nature and community involvement across several regions. The Twin Cities Walk for Water in St. Paul aims to raise $200,000 for Water Mission, allowing access to clean water for over 4,000 people, while participants simulate the struggles of collecting water faced by millions globally. In Scranton, the Lackawanna River Conservation Association hosted Riverfest, promoting river access and land preservation through activities like a duck race and live music. The River Heritage Festival in Brant Park celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Grand River with educational exhibits and activities on World Rivers Day. Additionally, Trenton River Days offered residents an opportunity to connect with nature through various recreational activities along the Delaware River. Lastly, Lake Forest Park encouraged community input for the design of a new public lakefront park, emphasizing the importance of local engagement in shaping future spaces.