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The frequent Features articles in the PA Environment Digest in 2006 highlighted a variety of issues related to wildlife management, environmental protection and restoration and the good works of many trying out cutting edge ideas.
Here are just a few of the features we published in the Digest in 2006.
Watershed Groups in Rural Pennsylvania Have Gone Mainstream
Urban Oasis: The Overbrook Environmental Education Center
Interest in Native Plants Growing for Nurseries Like Octoraro
Northern Saw-Whet Owl Banding Project Completes 9th Year
No-Till Economics Can Brighten Bottom Line
Part I - Townships Collaborate with Conservation Districts
Part II - Townships Collaborate with Conservation Districts
Desilting Basin Finds New Life as Wildlife Habitat, Educational Sanctuary
Chase Away Those Bluebird Blues, By Joe Kosack, Game Commission
Annual Migration of Snow Geese, Tundra Swans Delights Visitors at Middle Creek
Mine Water Could Help Provide Make Up Water in Susquehanna Basin Drought
Conservation Easement Assistance Helps Land Trusts Conserve 6,153 Acres
Caring for William Penn’s Great Oak, By Jim Crater
Remembering the Accident at Three Mile Island, March 28, 1979
Along Mill Creek, Amish Do The Right Thing, By Ad Crable, Lancaster New Era
Got Hummingbirds?
Earth Day 36 Years Young
Loyalhanna Watershed Assn. Recognized With Governor’s Award
Tom Ridge Environmental Center Now Open at Presque Isle in Erie
Celebrating Partnerships in the Bennett Branch Watershed
Audenreid Treatment Project Dedicated, Will Clean Up 34 Miles of Catawissa Creek
Final State Budget Restores Some Environmental Funding Cuts, Not Big Ones
Bald Eagle Nests Top 100 For First Time in More Than a Century
Natural Challenges Confront Elk Calf Study Team, By Joe Kosack, Game Commission
Backyard Bird Oases, By Joe Kosack, Game Commission
State Historical Marker Dedicated at Quecreek Mine Rescue Event
Pennsylvania’s Wildlife Action Plan Praised
Paddlers Congregate on Lake Erie’s Shoreline During the Final PA River Sojourn
Fall Autumn’s Gold Includes Millions of Monarch Butterflies Migrating South
Junior Environment Corps Pilot Project Launched in the Wissahickon Watershed
Pennsylvania Birders Still Needed to Help With Atlas
Ospreys Call Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Home for the Next Few Weeks
Project WILD Helps Educators With Wildlife Conservation Curriculum
This Grocery Store Does More than Whet the Appetite
Game Commission Intensifies Efforts to Help Endangered Birds
Edge Density Key to Controlling Gypsy Moth Spread
French Creek Watershed, One of PA’s Last Great Places
Professor Reintroduces River Otter to Pennsylvania
Dickinson Students Engage in Chesapeake Bay, Lower Mississippi River Watershed
Allegheny-Butler Senior Environment Corps Protects Pine Creek Watershed
Citizen Scientists Join In Audubon’s Christmas Bird Count
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