Executive Director

Robert E. Hughes

(570) 371-3523

rhughes@epcamr.org

Robert E. Hughes sitting on a smoking outcrop at the Laurel Run Mine Fire

Bio

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Program Manager

Michael A. Hewitt

(570) 371-3522

hardcoal@epcamr.org

Mike recording field data along Solomon Creek

Bio

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EPCAMR Watershed Outreach Intern

Justyna Sacharzewska

570-371-3522

intern@epcamr.org

Justyna sampling for DO on Sugar Notch Run

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EPCAMR Interns from surrounding local colleges and universities

Daniel C. Gilbert-King’s College

Dan Gilbert under brick-mason arch stormwater culvert under Business Route 309 that carrys an unnamed tributary to Spring Run

Zachary Yodis-King’s College

Zach Yodis inside a concrete drop box culvert carring an unnamed tributary to Sulfur Run

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EPCAMR Community Service Volunteer through ESDI, Inc.

vacant

volunteer@epcamr.org

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EPCAMR Community Service Volunteers-

Ryan Lawrence-King’s College, Senior in Environmental Science Major

Kevin Jacobs-graduate of Wilkes University, BS in Environmental Engineering

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EPCAMR Hazleton High School Student Volunteer

Ricky Ruggierio

EPCAMR Elementary Student Volunteer

Dawson A. Hughes

Dawson Hughes entering water quality data and macro data on the headwaters of Sugar Notch Run

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Information on Volunteer and Internship Opportunities

EPCAMR is in need of volunteers to complete projects related to:

• Clerical/Secretary
• Graphics Design/Marketing/Branding 
• Iron Oxide Harvesting/Collecting/Processing
• Water Quality Sampling of AMD Discharges and Boreholes into the underground abandoned mine pools
• Nature Photographers

College Internships for Credit/Co-Op/Work Study Positions are ALWAYS Available see the link above for more information.