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The April 3 issue of the Resource newsletter is now available from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources featuring these articles--
-- DCNR Good Natured Blog: Here Comes The Sun, Park Forest Renewable Energy Initiatives
-- As Spring Begins, DCNR, Health Urge Residents To Protect Against Lyme Disease
-- Apply Now For South Mountain Partnership Recreation, Conservation Mini-Grants
-- Good Natured Pennsylvanians: Girl Scout Hannah Puttcamp, Lackawanna County
-- Celebrate Earth Day At Governor’s Residence
-- Arbor Day Tree Planting Opportunities In Harrisburg Area
-- Upcoming Volunteer Events
-- Conservation Tip - Recycle, Reduce Use Of Plastic
-- DCNR Tours Mira Lloyd Dock Center To Discuss Restore PA Benefits
-- DCNR Tours Trail Connector In Williamsport To Discuss Restore PA Benefits
-- DCNR Tours New Caledonia State Park To Discuss Restore PA Benefits
-- DCNR Tours Jacobs Creek Park To Discuss Restore PA Benefits
-- DCNR Tours Cowans Gap State Park To Discuss Restore PA Benefits
-- DCNR Names New Manager At Delaware Canal State Park Complex
-- DCNR Names New Manager At Nolde Forest Environmental Ed Center
-- 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.
NewsClips:
State: Take Precautions Against Ticks As Warm Weather Approaches
Lackawanna County Helps State Take Stock Of Ticks
PA Cases Of Lyme Disease Among Highest In U.S.y
Schneck: PA State Parks, Forests By The Numbers: 30,000 Picnic Tables, 6,537 Campsites, 2.5M Acres
April 5 Take Five Fridays With Pam, PA Parks & Forests Foundation
DCNR, Local Officials In Pittsburgh Tout Restore PA To Accelerate Riverfront Trail Development
Following Deaths, Harrisburg Puts Buoys Downstream Of Dock Street Dam
PaEn: South Mountain Partnership To Hold Spring Meeting May 3 In Biglerville, Adams County
Op-Ed: We Need To Do More To Protect Our PA Wilds From Oil & Gas Development
Hazelwood Green Fmr Brownfield Site Opens 2-Mile Biking, Hiking Trail And Roads In Pittsburgh
Delaware Valley Planning Commission Awards $3.6 Million In Trail Grants
If You Like Ice Cream, Take The PA Ice Cream Trail, Win Cool Prizes
March For Parks In Westmoreland County Passes $1 Million Mark
Borough In Blair County To Use Mulch On Flood-Damaged Trail Instead Of Paving
Public Input Sought On Future Of Hays Woods, Possibly Pittsburgh’s Largest Park
DCNR Names New Manager At Nolde Forest Environmental Education Center
Controlled Burn At Valley Forge National Park Begins Tuesday
On Public Lands, Visitors Surge While Federal Management Funds Decline
[Posted: April 4, 2019]
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