Directors/Officers
Garry Longenecker
President
Jim Wellendorf
Vice President
Joy McMaster
Treasurer
Claire Landis
Secretary
Board of Directors
Dan Zimmerman
Conservation Co-Chair
Sarah Xenophon
Conservation Co-Chair
Ken Graff
Volunteer Coordinator
Lydia Martin
Communications Chair
Barry Witmer
Past President
Justin Kratzer
Veterans Service Partnership
Vacant
Education Chair
01.
Acting for conservation can take on many forms. Donate your talent and make an impact in Lancaster County
02.
With an average monthly membership of more than 800 members, DTU is one of the largest and most active Trout Unlimited chapters not only in Pa but also in the entire country. There is a constant need for additional volunteers and donors to continue and expand the work. Please contact any Chapter officers or committee chairs to learn about opportunities to get involved
03.
Want to help out? Check out our volunteer page for an overview of opportunities.
What DTU Does
04.
DTU has maintained an active education and
outreach schedule to promote conservation with all age groups in Lancaster County.
Included in this will be an improved website designed to educate, inform, and become a resource for environment educators and parents. As soon as life returns to normal we will resume in person activities.
05.
Because the best conservation work is done by connecting landowners, agencies, non-profit organizations, and other stakeholders, most projects are soup-to-nut efforts. Each project is unique. In a typical year, DTU works with more than 50 cooperating organizations to identify conservation work that needs to be done, to work with landowners to find possible solutions, to assess watersheds, to develop engineering solutions, and to find necessary funding. All this planning and work on the ground is done to improve streams and buffer to the point where they can heal themselves. We get our hands dirty. We have the science to back up our claims.
06.
Chapter members sleep, breathe and occasionally even eat trout — and we love to talk about fishing . . . But our focus is on conservation. All members are volunteers, but we are known for all of the quality projects that we complete on time and under budget.