PA Environment Digest Blog: 10 New Stories - What REAL Environmental & Conservation Leadership Looks Like In PA

There are 10 new stories in this week’s PA Environment Digest that show the leadership of family farmers, a veteran, a hunting club, volunteers who recycle waste tires, a land trust, solar energy pioneers and bird lovers.

There are many, many more people just like these working all across Pennsylvania to restore and protect the environment and show others the beauty that surrounds us.

Thank you for your leadership!

-- Lebanon Valley Conservancy, Landowners Worked Together To Plant 1,500 In 2020 As Part Of Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership

-- Members Of PA Veteran Farming Project Adopt Sustainable Farming Methods, Including Planting Forested Stream Buffers In Tioga, Wyoming Counties

-- Allegheny County Master Watershed Stewards Prep For 3-Year Stream Assessment Project

-- Family Farmers, Agriculture Partner To Protect 2,638 Acres Of Farmland On 30 Farms For The Future

-- Dry Hollow Hunting Club, ClearWater Conservancy Partner To Add Over 1,200 Acres To Rothrock State Forest In Centre, Huntingdon Counties

-- DCNR Good Natured Pennsylvanians: Mickayla Poland, Artist, Business Owner In PA Wilds

-- Keep PA Beautiful: Volunteers Across Pennsylvania Have Collected Over 1 Million Waste Tires For Recycling, Proper Disposal

-- PA Solar Center Recognizes 10 Solar Energy Leaders In Central PA

-- Op-Ed: Climate Change And Clean Energy - A Veteran's Perspective

-- PA Society For Ornithology Announces Inaugural Breeding Bird Blitz For Conservation - June 18-21

For more information, visit the PA Environment Digest website.