This year marks the 31st anniversary since the book’s first publication.
Susan worked as a journalist for most of her career writing primarily about the environment for The Philadelphia Inquirer. It was this role that led her to write “Susquehanna River of Dreams.”
The book celebrates the Susquehanna River and its environmental impact and history spanning the diverse landscapes across three states.
“We are excited to have Susan join us to discuss her work,” said Marci Mowery, President of the PPFF. “Every time I read the book I gain a deeper understanding of this river that shapes a large portion of the Pennsylvania landscape and feeds into the Chesapeake Bay.”
PPFF started a virtual book club in the summer of 2023. With the interest, and occasional authors popping in to talk about their books, a new reading list was compiled for 2024.
The virtual book club is free and open to everyone. The discussions meet on the last Wednesday of the month, with a few exceptions around the holidays at the end of the year, at Noon EDT.
Book Schedule
Additional books that will be featured for the remainder of 2024 are:
-- July 31: ‘Coyote America, A Natural and Supernatural History’ by Dan Flores
-- August 28: ‘Silent Spring’ by Rachel Carson
-- September 25: ‘On the Trail, the History of American Hiking’ by Silas Chamberlain (author joining)
-- October 30: ‘Blue Highways’ by William Least Heat Moon
-- November 20: ‘Cradle of Conservation’ by Allen Dietrich-Ward (Publication Expected, Fall 2024) (author joining)
-- December 18: ‘My Side of the Mountain’ by Jean Craighead George
Additional information and how to join the virtual meeting can be found online at the PPFF Virtual Book Club webpage or keep an eye out for information in the weekly Take 5 email newsletter or on PPFF’s social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, and Meetup.
More PPFF Articles
-- The Unsung Contributions Of Civilian Conservation Corps 3303-C At Clearfield Nursery
-- Advocate To Nature & People: Tina Terrell And The USDA Forest Service
-- National Insect Appreciation Day
-- Cool Geologic Features Found In PA State Parks
Visit the PA Parks & Forests Foundation’s Events webpage and DCNR’s Calendar of Events for activities happening near you.
Visit Explore PA Trails and Get Outdoors PA for recreation areas near you.
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[Posted: June 19, 2024] PA Environment Digest
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