PA Environmental Council In Case You Missed It In March Now Available

The PA Environmental Council In Case You Missed It In March features articles on--

-- Tom Gilbert: Urgent Need For PA To Lead The Charge For Cleaner, Healthier Future

-- Stewardship Sometimes Starts With Outdoor Adventure

-- Register Now For June 7 Bikeout, Sept. 27 Public Lands Ride

-- PEC Podcast: All Of The Below - Geothermal Energy In PA

-- May 22: Western PA Awards - Celebrating Champions: Cynthia Carrow

-- Meeting Today’s Environmental Challenges Requires Your Help & Support of People Like You

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Related Articles This Week:

-- DCNR Reports Campsite Reservations Up 30% As People Try To Find Alternatives To Federal Recreation Facilities Closed By Staff Cuts; Gift Certificates Available  [PaEN]

-- Western PA Conservancy Now Accepting Grant Applications For Canoe, Kayak Access Projects In Western PA [PaEN] 

-- DCNR Grants Update: Fmr Golf Course Remade Into Public Park; Kids Introduced To Mountain Biking; Route 6 Advances To Final 4 Scenic Byways Contest; Grant Opportunities 

-- DCNR Resource Highlights New Forests For All Plan; Explore PA State Parks, Forests Recreation Options; Expanding PA Outdoor Corps; Tips-Trout Season Opens April 5  [PaEN] 

-- April 4 Take Five Fridays With Pam, PA Parks & Forests Foundation  [PaEN] 

-- The Nature Conservancy - PA/DE Adds 509 Acres To Protected Land Along Susquehanna River Water Gaps In Dauphin County  [PaEN] 

-- Volunteers Needed!  PA Forestry Assn. Sproul State Forest Tree Planting Ramble April 12 In Centre County  [PaEN] 

-- PA Environmental Council In Case You Missed It In March Now Available  [PaEN]

NewsClips:

-- WITF/StateImpactPA - Rachel McDevitt: State Parks Attracting More Campground Reservations As Federal Recreation Sites Close Due To Staff Cuts 

-- Williamsport Sun: PA’s Outdoor Recreation Economy Has Been Growing

-- Williamsport Sun - Bill Bower: Reflections In Nature: Forest Fire Wardens Become Busy In Spring

-- PublicNewsService.org: Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership To Plant 90,000 Trees This Spring Toward Its Goal 

-- Post-Gazette: Allegheny County Parks Contribute To Economy, Enhance Property Values, Support Jobs, New Study Shows 

-- PA Wilds Conservation Shop At Leonard Harrison State Park-- PA Grand Canyon-- Opens For 2025 Season In Tioga County 

-- Erie Times: Tom Ridge Environmental Center Foundation Names Barbara Chaffee CEO 

-- The Nature Conservancy PA: Celebrate Earth Month With A Trash-Tastice Cleanup!  Meet Nature Renaissance Man George Gress; Celebrate Migratory Bird Day May 10 With TNC

-- WHYY: Want To Help Make Philly Greener? Big Spring Tree Planting Is Coming Up April 11-14

-- PittsburghUnionProgress.com: Allegheny National Forest Could See More Logging Under President’s Policies, Local Officials Hope 

-- Reading Eagle: Registration Open For 2025 Schuylkill River Sojourn

-- WNEP: Gearing Up For Whitewater Rafting Season In The Poconos

-- Pike Conservation District: April 26 Hikes In Pike Spring Hike On Fossil Trail At Pocono Environmental Education Center

-- Post-Gazette Editorial: The Allegheny Riverfront In Pittsburgh Is A Good Resource, And Could Be Great

-- WHYY: Delaware County Woods Set To Get A Loop Trail, Formal BMX Arrangement, Pavilion As County’s Largest Public Park

-- Erie Times: City Of Erie Developing Multimillion Dollar Plan To Improve City Parks

-- WTAE: Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Announces New 5-Year Strategic Plan Ahead Of 30th Anniversary

-- Discover NE PA: Spotting Spring Wildflowers With PA Environmental Council

[Posted: April 3, 2025]  PA Environment Digest