The PA Parks and Forests Foundation launched an updated website to help the public stay informed and involved with what's happening in and to state parks and forests.
“Providing enthusiasts and stewards of our state parks and forests information that they can use to be safe, advocate, and engage is a priority for the Foundation” said Marci Mowery, President of the PA Parks and Forests Foundation. “With your feedback, the new website does all of these things, empowering us to work to the conservation of these special places for today and for future generations.”
“An attractive, accessible source of information is vital to helping people maximize their use and enjoyment of Pennsylvania’s state parks and forests.,” said Brad Mallory, Chairman of the Board of Directors for PPFF.
Explore the work of PPFF including stewardship, recreation, education, and volunteerism.
Learn about the infrastructure and maintenance needs facing the parks and forests, and how you can help.
Resources for park and forest visitors, how to start or join a friends groups, and information for PPFF members and donors is easily accessible to anyone browsing the site.
Visitors will find the PPFF photo gallery has a dazzling assortment of photos submitted to the annual photo contest. A must-see for those who are passionate about the outdoors.
Advocates looking for updates on the latest legislation affecting state parks and forests will be able to track bills, and message their representatives to have their voice heard.
The site offers a rich library of press releases, information about PPFF staff, board members, and events.
Anyone with an interest in our state parks and forests will find something of use on the new website which was developed by Cross & Crown, a creative design service based in Chambersburg, Franklin County.
For more information on programs, initiatives, special events and how you can get involved, visit the PA Parks & Forests Foundation website. Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Foundation, Like them on Facebook or Follow them on Twitter or tune in to their YouTube Channel. Click Here to become a member of the Foundation.
The Foundation and their 46 chapters mobilize 65,000 volunteers annually to steward YOUR state parks and forests.
[Posted: March 22, 2021] PA Environment Digest
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