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The latest issue of Connect With Your Environment in the Erie Times-News features a special Earth Day Every Day edition.
Learn more about Earth Day milestones and Earthmovers Franklin Kury, the author of Pennsylvania’s Environmental Rights Amendment to the state Constitution, and Pat Lupo, a teacher in the Benedictine order in Erie who has been active on a variety of issues involving Lake Erie and statewide environmental policy.
A related lesson plan is also available for educators.
Click Here for dozens of past issues and their related curriculum guides.
Connect With Your Environment is supported by the Pennsylvania Sea Grant Program and DEP’s Coastal Resources Management Program.
For more information on programs, initiatives and other educational opportunities, visit the Pennsylvania Sea Grant Program website.
NewsClips:
Bay Journal-Crable: Eastern Hellbender Named PA State Amphibian, Clean Water Ambassador
Caruso: In Call To Arms For Environmental Action, Wolf, Lawmakers Name Eastern Hellbender State Amphibian
Schneck: Hellbender’s Return: What’s Being Done For PA’s New Official Amphibian?
Schneck: Where In PA Can You See Hellbenders Without Lifting Rocks In A Stream?
Governor Signs Bill Recognizing Eastern Hellbender
Sen. Yaw: Naming Hellbender State Amphibian Promotes Education, Environment
Thomas: How Many Hellbenders Live In Western PA? Group To Search This Summer
Palmyra Students Spend A Day Learning At Memorial Lake
Hope The Pitt Peregrine Falcon Lets Her First Chick Live
Bear Trapped In York County Made Appearance At Envirothon Before Relocation
Related Stories:
Northeast PA Audubon Society Accepting Applications For College Scholarship
California U. Students Calvin, Peter Livengood Present Research On Raptors In Fayette County
Wildlands Conservancy Highlights Education Programs, Events Coming Up In May
Pennsylvania Declares Eastern Hellbender As Official State Amphibian, Clean Water Ambassador
Rachel Carson Peregrine Falcon Eggs Hatch In Harrisburg! Falcon Banding Event May 17; Falcon Rescue Volunteers Needed!
40% Of Streams In PA Don’t Meet Water Quality Standards, But What Does It Mean To You?
[Posted: April 23, 2019]
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