Opportunities to learn more about environmental and energy issues affecting Pennsylvania for students and adults--

-- DEP Teaching Green: Environmental Education Grant Program Expanding  [PaEN]

-- 30 Years and Counting - Stroud Water Research Center’s Education Department Makes Cutting-Edge Freshwater Science Fun  [PaEN]

-- Lackawanna College Environmental Ed Center Accepting Applications For Fall Conservation & Natural Resource Certificate  [PaEN]

-- Pike Conservation District: What Are Harmful Algal Blooms?  Climate Change Makes Them More Prolific, Intense  [PaEN]

-- 15th Coal Miner’s Heritage Festival July 10 At The No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum, Carbon County  [PaEN]

-- Penn State: Regional Manure Expo Focuses On Farm-Level Agronomic, Economic, Environmental Advances July 13-14 In Franklin County

-- Western PA Conservancy: Special Discover French Creek Webinar Aug. 10  [PaEN]

-- PA Environmental Council Video: An Unlikely Team Works To Restore Native Woodlands On Reclaimed Mining Site In Cambria County

-- PA Environmental Council: $3.7 Billion - The Value Of Clean Water In Just 3 Watersheds Of The Laurel Highlands Conservation Landscape - By Marla Meyer Papernick, PA Environmental Council  [PaEN]

-- University Of Pittsburgh Water Collaboratory Will Lead Regional Network To Improve Water Quality  [PaEN]

-- Penn State Names Lara Fowler Interim Chief Sustainability Officer, Director Of Sustainability Institute

-- Broadway World: Academy Of Natural Sciences Of Drexel University Announces New Art Exhibition & Experience Focused On Watershed

-- Reading Eagle: Master Watershed Steward Program Presented $10,000 Healing The Planet Grant From Giant Foods, KPB

-- PASA Sustainable Agriculture Hosts July 16 Trees For Your Animals & Land Workshop In Perry County  [PaEN]

-- Huntingdon Daily News: Eagle Scout Teams Up To Plant Trees At Camp Anderson

-- Penn State Extension: PA Landowners Guide To Utility-Scale Solar Leasing  [PaEN]

-- York Dispatch: For Native Americans In Southcentral PA, ‘We’re Still Growing, We’re Still Surviving’

-- WLVR: Penn State Researchers Want Public’s Help It Discovering What Eats Spotted Lanternflies

-- DCNR Blog: What Can We Do About The Spongy Moth [Formerly Known As Gypsy Moth] Outbreak

-- Erie Times - Brian Whipkey: Night Skies In PA: State Parks Offer Clear Views For Stargazers, Astrotourists

-- Republican Herald: Locust Lake State Park Campers Marvel At Rescued Reptiles

-- Republican Herald: Rare Regal Fritillary Butterfly Population At Fort Indiantown Gap

-- LancasterOnline: Fundraiser To Bring Public Butterfly Garden To New Holland

-- PennLive - Marcus Schneck: Storm Of Mayflies Moving Up The Susquehanna River

-- WPCAMR: WPSU Video: Microbes Clean Pollution From Abandoned Mine Drainage [PaEN Companion Story 2018 ]

-- PA Forestry Association News You Can Use May/June: Nov. 5 Penn’s Forest Carbon - Growing Green

-- Environmental Health Project Anniversary Celebration Sept. 15 In Pittsburgh

-- EPA Awards Villanova University Innovative Solutions Student Research Grant Related To PFAS Stabilization In Soils  [PaEN]

-- Williamsport Sun: Williamsport Joins Hazmat Training On Railroad Preparedness For Real-Life Scenarios

-- Susquehanna River Basin Commission Guardian Newsletter Now Available

-- PennLive - Marcus Schneck: Penn State Researchers Ask You To Report - Have You Seen Something Eat A Spotted Lanternfly?

-- Penn State Partner Projects Highlight Awareness, Importance Of Pollinators, Including Bee A Hero!

-- Penn State Extension Offers Home Food Preservation Webinars

-- WeConservePA Hosts Sept. 15-16 Leave No Trace Minimum Impact Outdoor Recreation Practices & Education Workshop, Rushton Conservation Center, Newtown Square, Delaware County.

-- Post-Gazette - John Hayes: Study Confirms Walley Prefer Certain Colors

-- Post-Gazette Editorial: Sharp Eyed Walleyes And The Pleasures Of Nature We Share

-- Erie Times - Brian Whipkey: Furbearing American Martens, Last Seen In The Early 1900s, Could Be Reintroduced In PA

-- Williamsport Sun - Lycoming Audubon Society: Birds Can Be Our Connection To The Tropics

-- Williamsport Sun - Bill Bower: Reflections In Nature - While Serene, Nature Can Also Be Quite Cruel

-- Call For Presentations: Partnership For Delaware Estuary Science & Environmental Summit Jan. 30 - Feb. 1  [PaEN]

-- Save The Date: Delaware River Festival - Sept. 24 - Philadelphia - Camden

-- Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed: Share Your Tacony Creek Park Story And Connection!

-- Penn State Researchers Reveal Secrets Of Reptile And Amphibian Aging

-- Warren Times: Audubon Offering Nature Play Days On July, August Mondays

-- Warren Times: Start Earning Votes For Your Entry In Local Audubon’s 2022 Nature Photo Contest

-- Warren Times: Audubon Little Explorers To Meet July 9

-- TribLive - Mary Ann Thomas: Game Warden, U.S. Steel Employees Rescue Bald Eagle; Bird’s Sibling Helped Rescuers Find It

-- Post-Gazette - John Hayes: Steel Plant Eagle Fledgling’s Tumble Lands It In Rehab Center

-- Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Highlights July - Summer Events

-- TribLive: Carnegie Museum Of Natural History Dinosaur Expert Helps Discover Unusual Fossil In Egypt

-- WESA/The Allegheny Front: The Warhol Connects The Exhibit Of Paola Pivi With Conservation And Environmental Art

Visit the PA Parks & Forests Foundation’s Events webpage and DCNR’s Calendar of Events for activities happening near you.

Visit DEP’s Teaching Green webpage to learn about more environmental education resources.

Visit the PA Environment Digest Calendar Of Events for more opportunities.

[Posted: July 3, 2022]

7/4/2022