Listen to a natural resource specialist discuss Valley Creek in Valley Forge National Historical Park. Learn how flooding damages the creek, it inhabitants and the surrounding streambanks. Bring this program with you on your visit to Valley Forge and listen while you are at General Washington's Headquarters at tour stop #5.

Water Resources at Valley Forge Natonal Historical Park

Valley Forge National Historical Park encompasses an area of great historical significance, as well as protecting a substantial area essential for the preservation and protection of native biodiversity. The 3,500-acre park is one of the few, large, contiguous, protected areas in southeastern Pennsylvania that has a variety of habitat types including a river, numerous streams and forested wetlands, eastern deciduous forest, and tall-grass meadows.

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Water Resources at Valley Forge Natonal Historical Park

Water Resources at Valley Forge Natonal Historical Park