The May 30 edition of the Resource newsletter is now available from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources featuring articles on--
-- PA River Sojourns Offer More Than A Quick Paddle
-- DCNR, Local Groups Celebrate 125th Anniversary Of State Park System
-- DCNR Announces More Smoke-Free Beaches At State Parks
-- DCNR To Hold 20 Meetings Seeking Public Input On State Forest Districts Across PA
-- DCNR Begins Gypsy Moth Suppression Spraying In 8 Counties
-- Good Natured Pennsylvanians: Kyle Fawcett, Photographer, Outdoor Enthusiast
-- Local Whitewater, Greenhouse Parks Rededicated In Somerset County
-- Carmichaels Area High School, Greene County Wins 35th PA State Envirothon
-- Keep PA Beautiful, DCNR Partner On Cigarette Litter Prevention Program
-- Tom Ridge Environmental Center: Plastic Pollution Solution: One Small Change
-- Hawk Mountain Wraps Up Spring Migration Hawk Watch
-- Conservation Tip: Composting Day: May 29
-- Upcoming Events: National Trails Day: June 2
-- Click Here to sign up for your own copy
For more information on state parks and forests and recreation in Pennsylvania, visit DCNR’s website, Visit the Good Natured DCNR Blog, Click Here for upcoming events, Click Here to hook up with DCNR on other social media-- Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr.
(Photo: Hickory Run State Park, Carbon County.)
NewsClips:
PA Commemorates 125th Anniversary Of State Park System At Washington Crossing
Celebrating 125 Years Of PA’s State Parks And Forests
June 1 Take Five Fridays With Pam, PA Parks & Forests Foundation
Presque Isle Prepares For Start Of Swimming Season
State Parks Prepare For Summer
6 More State Park Beaches Smoke-Free
2 Women Rescued After 1 Tumbles 100 Feet At State Park
AP: Remaining Wreckage Of Flight 93 To Be Buried At Memorial
Flight 93 Memorial Makes National Geographic List Of Underrated Parks
Related Stories:
PA Parks & Forests Foundation Launches 125th Anniversary State Parks, Forests Celebration
DCNR, Local Groups Join In Celebration Of State Park System's 125th Anniversary At Washington Crossing Historic Park
[May 30, 2018]
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