
Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy
Paddlers Support Local Conservation at the W&L Subaru Paddle Happy Jumbo
W&L Subaru, The Northcentral Pennsylvania Conservancy (NPC), and Bad Adventures welcomed more than 30 paddlers to the inaugural W&L Subaru Paddle Happy Jumbo on Saturday, July 19. The one-day paddle trip along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River gave participants an opportunity to experience the River through a guided paddle while supporting conservation work across the region.
High water in June forced the event to be rescheduled. However, the day proved worth the wait. With overcast skies and a light breeze, the weather was ideal for exploring the River by kayak and canoe. The group launched from Watsontown Memorial Park and made a stop at Milton State Park for live music and lunch before continuing downriver to Lewisburg.
Before the paddlers set out, W&L Subaru Owner, Andy Long, addressed the group, sharing his appreciation for their participation and support. He also encouraged the group to reach out if they are aware of any other community needs that W&L Subaru might be able to assist with in the future.
During the lunchtime stop, NPC received a generous donation from W&L Subaru, reflecting a portion of the proceeds from the event. Participants also contributed directly to NPC, furthering the organization's mission to conserve and enhance the lands and waters of northcentral Pennsylvania. These contributions support initiatives such as NPC's streambank stabilization projects, which restore the health of local waterways by reducing erosion, improving aquatic habitat, and supporting clean water across the region.
"This event is a great demonstration that conservation, recreation, and community go hand in hand," said Reneé Carey, NPC's Executive Director. "We're grateful to W&L Subaru, Bad Adventures, and every person who came out to paddle for a purpose."

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