The October 16 Resource newsletter from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is now available featuring articles on--

-- DCNR Good Natured Blog: The Fight To Preserve Hemlocks In Pennsylvania

-- DCNR Posts Recommendations For Shaping State Parks Over Next 25 Years For Public Comment

-- DCNR Dedicates Solar Energy Installation At Buchanan State Forest HQ In Fulton County, Highlights Green Projects

-- Correctional Conservation Collaborative Plants 400 Trees In Juniata River Watershed At Culmination Of Vocational Training Program

-- Good Natured Pennsylvanians: Charlotte R. Catalano, Hawk Counter At Waggoner’s Gap

-- DCNR Advisory Council Collects Public Input On State Parks’ Plan At Public Meeting

-- DCNR Invites Comments On Pennsylvania's 2020-24 Statewide Outdoor Recreation Plan

-- PA Wilds Receives Federal Grant To Support Entrepreneurial Growth In The PA Wilds

-- PA Plant Conservation Network Offering Mini Grants For Rare Plant Recovery Projects On Private Lands

-- Lancaster Conservancy Adds 23 Acres To Welsh Mountain Nature Preserve

-- Chesapeake Conservancy, National Park Service Develop New Paddle The Susquehanna River Website

-- Conservation Tip: No Need To Rake Up All The Leaves

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NewsClips:

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Related Articles:

Rails-To-Trails Conservancy Estimates Rail-Trails Contribute $930 Million A Year To Pennsylvania's Economy

DCNR: Statewide Peak For Fall Foliage Is Here!

DEP: Climate Change Could Dull Fall Foliage Displays In Penn’s Woods

Chesapeake Conservancy, National Park Service Develop New Paddle The Susquehanna River Website

DCNR Receives Independent Sustainable Forest Certification For State Forest System

DCNR Good Natured Blog: The Fight To Preserve Hemlocks In Pennsylvania

Lacawac Sanctuary Chestnut Tree Restoration Project In Wayne County

Foundation for Sustainable Forests Protects 55 Acres In Crawford County Thanks To Generous Virginia-based Donors

Correctional Conservation Collaborative Plants 400 Trees In Juniata River Watershed At Culmination Of Vocational Training Program

Northumberland County Tree Farm Provides White House Blue Room Christmas Tree

Oct. 18 Take Five Fridays With Pam Now Available, PA Parks & Forests Foundation

[Posted: October 17, 2019]

10/21/2019