Lynn Senick was born in the city of Philadelphia. As a child she spent summers in Laurel Lake in southern NJ where she learned a deep appreciation for our planet and it's beauty and resources. As a mother of four she longed to raise her children in a more natural and pure environment than Philadelphia afforded. She and her family moved to Susquehanna County, PA in 1989 to achieve this dream. Lynn had a small homestead in Brooklyn, PA where they raised small livestock and gardened. The rapidly developing gas extraction industry in Susquehanna County has alarmed her and she is concerned about the effects of the intensive gas development on the abundant water resources of her county and on all of the Marcellus Shale region. Salt Springs State Park is a sacred and healing place to her and she is thankful the Walk About Water will honor this special place.
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