The Western PA Nature Center Roundtable is sponsoring the Pennsylvania Wild Resources Symposium on February 28 at the Powdermill Nature Reserve in Allegheny County.

Broaden your knowledge of Pennsylvania’s native flora and fauna, learn about important research and protection programs, meet environmental education resource providers in western Pennsylvania, and inspire students to become more environmentally literate.

Sessions include: integrating herpetology into the classroom, honey bees and colony collapse disorder, restoring American Chestnut trees and on the trail of the Indiana bat.

The Symposium is sponsored by the Western PA Nature Center Roundtable, which includes: Powdermill Nature Reserve, Frick Environmental Center, McKeever Environmental Education Center, Rachel Carson Homestead Association, Jennings Environmental Education Center, Independence Marsh Foundation, Inc. and the Lutherlyn Environmental Education Program.

For more information, visit the Pennsylvania Wild Resources Symposium webpage.

12/21/2007