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The Philadelphia Water Department and the LandHealth Institute recruit local students for Watershed Stewards PHL program.

Beginning in late spring, 15 high school students age 15-18 from the West Philadelphia area work alongside PWD, the LandHealth Institute and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation (PPR) for 11 weeks. The training sessions are held at the Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center. Students learn how to protect the Darby-Cobbs watershed, which flows through many West and Southwest Philadelphia neighborhoods. The program covers such topics as ecology, watershed management and stormwater runoff. After the training sessions, students spend the summer applying the new skills in their communities.

Students can earn up to $850 over the course of the program and also get help when applying for jobs and programs like Philadelphia Youth Network and Power Corps PHL.

Note: The above descriptive information came from [West Philly Local].

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West Philly high school students invited to join Watershed Stewards PHL program this summer, West Philly Local, March 9, 2018.

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+{{toplink|url=http://www.facebook.com/Watershed-Stewards-PHL-140829016450628/|name=facebook.com/Watershed-Stewards-PHL-140829016450628}}The Philadelphia Water Department and the LandHealth Institute recruit local students for Watershed Stewards PHL program.
-High school students in West Philly have a chance to participate in a great local educational and job training program and also earn some money this summer.
+Beginning in late spring, 15 high school students age 15-18 from the West Philadelphia area  work alongside PWD, the LandHealth Institute and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation (PPR) for 11 weeks. The training sessions are held at the Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center. Students learn how to protect the Darby-Cobbs watershed, which flows through many West and Southwest Philadelphia neighborhoods. The program covers such topics as ecology, watershed management and stormwater runoff. After the training sessions, students spend the summer applying the new skills in their communities.
-The Philadelphia Water Department and the LandHealth Institute are recruiting local students for the second year of their Watershed Stewards PHL program.
+Students can earn up to $850 over the course of the program and also get help when applying for jobs and programs like Philadelphia Youth Network and Power Corps PHL.
-Here’s how the program works:
-Beginning in late spring, 15 high school students age 15-18 from the West Philadelphia area will work alongside PWD, the LandHealth Institute and Philadelphia Parks & Recreation (PPR) for 11 weeks. The training sessions will be held at the Cobbs Creek Community Environmental Center. Students will learn how to protect the Darby-Cobbs watershed, which flows through many West and Southwest Philadelphia neighborhoods. The program will cover such topics as ecology, watershed management and stormwater runoff. After the training sessions, students will spend the summer applying the new skills in their communities.
-Students can earn up to $850 over the course of the program and will also get help when applying for jobs and programs like Philadelphia Youth Network and Power Corps PHL.
-Students with interest in environmental science are encouraged to apply for this program. The application deadline is April 6th, and application information can be found here.
 ''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from [[http://www.westphillylocal.com/2018/03/09/west-philly-high-school-students-invited-to-join-watershed-stewards-phl-program-this-summer/ West Philly Local]].