The D&L Blog

The Get Your Tail on the Trail health and wellness program is wrapping up the 165 Challenge for 2023 on November 12!

Learn about Laura Turner Igoe and the Michener Art Museum’s newest exhibition in this month’s Faces of the Corridor blog post.

Meet Genesis Hernandez and Sherlyn Martinez, to Seasonal Naturalists taking part in the Color of Nature Leadership program at LGNC.

In this month’s Featured Volunteer article, we’ll highlight two volunteers that provide their time and skills to our organization.

Learn about Sherry Acevedo, her well established career, photography, and dedication to conservation and outdoor recreation in this month’s blog.

Welcome to the new “Commonly Asked Questions” section where we share some of the more frequent questions that come into the T&C Department.

Get Your Tail on the Trail is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year & we’ve got a new program!

On June 8, members of THE LINK Trails Coalition & Lehigh Valley Greenways Partnership boarded a bus to visit the Jordan Creek Greenway.

Alice Wanamaker joined the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (DLNHC) in June 2023 as the Economic Development Manager.

The summer months can be the busiest on the D&L Trail. Follow a few tips below to make sure you have the best trip in the Corridor this season.  

Growing Up, Returning Home Steve Sofranko was born and raised in Jim Thorpe. He went to Marian Catholic High School as a teenager and then to Susquehanna University to complete his education. Throughout the years,…

Growing Up Paul Fogal is well-known throughout the Jim Thorpe community, but his hometown lies further east – a small resort town called Ocean Grove in New Jersey. With such close access to the water,…