The June 19 Take Five Fridays With Pam is now available from the PA Parks & Forests Foundation featuring articles on--

-- The Foundation Stands With The Black Community On Juneteenth And Every Day.

-- Graffiti Busters Were Back At Work

-- John Salvetti Recognized For 35 Years As A DCNR Volunteer, Prince Gallitzin State Park

-- Why Is The Turtle Crossing The Road?

-- National Trails Month History - “Grandma” Emma Gatewood Hikes Appalachian Trail

-- Check DCNR’s Calendar of Events Often For New Additions!

Click Here to read the entire Take Five.

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(Photo: Blooming Mountain Laurel, Bald Eagle State Forest, Centre County.)

Related Articles:

-- PA Land Trust Association Makes Available Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Justice Resources For Conservation Groups

-- Dept. Of Health Reminds Pennsylvanians About Ticks, Warns Some Symptoms Of Lyme Disease Similar To COVID-19

-- DCNR Good Natured Blog: Pennsylvania Fireflies

-- Brodhead Watershed Assn. Invites You On A Scavenger Hunt At Ice Lake, Monroe County

-- Registration Open For Capital Area Greenbelt Assn. Virtual Tour de Belt July 20-August 8

-- Wildlife For Everyone: Soaring Eagle Wetland, Centre County

-- Game Commission: Wildlife On WiFi To Continue Connecting Pennsylvanians To Wildlife

-- Visitors Invited Back To Gov. Pinchot's Grey Towers Historic Site In Pike County June 29

-- Trout Unlimited: U.S. Senate Passes Land & Water Conservation Fund Bill With Strong Support From Sportsmen

[Posted: June 19, 2020]

6/22/2020