The Foundation for Sustainable Forests is seeking to raise enough funding to protect 1,700 acres this year through the August 10 Erie Gives and August 10-11 Crawford Gives community campaigns.

Your gift receives a prorated match from either the Erie Community Foundation or the Crawford Heritage Community Foundation- you choose!

Your gift will support the FSF’s continued forest conservation efforts, and much-needed invasive species management and native plant health on several properties— an ongoing, and sadly increasing, need across the region.

Native plant species make for healthier, more resilient, and more functional ecosystems that benefit us all.

As an added benefit, your gift will also have a compounding effect on the giving culture of northwest Pennsylvania, particularly at a time of so much community need.

Click Here for more on how to participate in Erie gives and Crawford Gives.

Donate Online: Crawford Gives - August 10-11 and  Erie Gives - August 10  .

Latest Newsletter

The Foundation’s latest newsletter highlights recent projects, all going on during the pandemic--

-- Sugar Creek Access At Thompson’ Wood Stewardship Project, Crawford County

-- Loving The Land: Landowners Tell Their Stories About Preserving Their Land

-- NRCS Cerulean Warbler Program

-- Notes On Deer Fences

-- Foundation Website Has New Look!

Click Here to read the entire newsletter.

For more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming events, visit the Foundation For Sustainable Forests website. Click Here to sign up for updates (top of page).  Click Here to support their work.

Related Articles:

-- Delaware Highlands Conservancy: Space Still Available For Virtual Women And Their Woods Educational Retreat

-- DCNR Posts Overcrowding Alerts For Certain State Parks, Forests Because ‘Extraordinary’ Numbers Of People Are Using These Areas

-- DCNR Takes Steps To Address Overcrowding In Seven Tubs Recreation Area, Luzerne County

-- PA Parks & Forests Foundation Launches New Protect Our Parks And Forests Website [Take Action]

-- DCNR Good Natured Blog: Bureau Of Forestry Celebrates 125 Years Of Conserving Penn's Woods

-- DCNR Good Natured Pennsylvanians: David Ross, Friends Of State Line Serpentine Barrens

-- Third 20-Person DCNR Wildfire Crew Called to Preposition In Rocky Mountain Wildfire Coordination Area

-- DCNR Good Natured Blog: Federal Land & Water Conservation Funding Made Permanent

-- PA Land Trust Assn. Recognizes John Theilacker, Brandywine Conservancy

-- Brodhead Watershed Assn. Hosts Virtual Tour Of Skytop's Indian Ladder Falls In Monroe County

-- Brandywine Conservancy Releases Final Feasibility Study For The Brandywine Creek Water Trail

-- August 5 Resource Newsletter Now Available From DCNR

-- August 7 Take Five Fridays With Pam, PA Parks & Forests Foundation

[Posted: August 4, 2020]

8/10/2020