Sept. 2 Resource Newsletter Now Available From DCNR

The September 2 Resource newsletter from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is now available featuring articles on--

-- DCNR Good Natured Blog: On The Trail Of Geology

-- Ghost Town Trail In Cambria, Indiana Counties Honored As PA’s 2020 Trail Of The Year

-- Good Natured Pennsylvanians: Trevor Nordquist Visited Every State Park

-- Bureau Of Forestry Answers Call For Western Wildfire Assistance

-- DEP, PennDOT Seek Volunteers For Pick Up PA Litter Campaign

-- September Eastern & Western Trail Summits Go Virtual

-- Comments Welcome Of Wild Resource Conservation Program

-- Birders!  Graduate Student Needs Your Help In Reporting Birds Eating Spotted Lanternflies

-- James McCorkle Named Manager Of Shawnee/Blue Knob State Park Complex

-- Conservation Tip: Water Conservation

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Related Articles:

-- PECO/Natural Lands Green Region Open Space Grant Program Now Accepting Applications 

-- Heritage Conservancy Facilitates Preservation Of Highly Visible, 97-Acre Farm In Bedminster Twp., Bucks County

-- Planning Process For Riverfront At Hazelwood Green Brownfield Site Begins In Allegheny County, Led By PA Environmental Council

-- Natural Lands Invites Participants To A Virtual ChesLen Chase For Open Space Race Oct. 10-18

-- Free Fallingwater Lecture: Environment Creating Healthy Wellbeing, Wellbeing Creating Healthy Environments Sept. 29 Online Event

-- Delaware Highlands Conservancy Virtual Conservation Conversation About How To Protect Your Land On Oct. 15
-- Brodhead Watershed Assn./Pocono Avian Research Center Host Virtual Birding At Camp William Penn In Monroe/Pike Counties

[Posted: Sept. 2, 2020]  PA Environment Digest