Dr. Ward is the author of Cradle of Conservation: An Environmental History of Pennsylvania, an overview of the history of the state through the eras of timber, coal, oil and natural gas production and their impacts on the landscape, communities and people.
The Cradle of Conservation deepens our understanding of how Pennsylvanians have conserved and consumed.
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RSVP by October 1 to susquehannarivertail@gmail.com. The event donation will be collected at the door. Admittance by RSVP only.
For more on Pennsylvania’s conservation history, visit the PA Conservation Heritage website.
Visit the Susquehanna River Trail Association website to learn more about the 50 mile long Susquehanna Water Trail.
Related Articles This Week:
-- DCNR Invests In Warriors Path State Park, Huntingdon & Broad Top Rail Trail In Bedford County [Click Here for video/photos]
-- DCNR Resource: PA Is Growing The Outdoor Economy; Helping Seniors Connect To Outdoors; Seeking Passionate Trail Advocate [PaEN]
-- Foundation For Sustainable Forests - Loving The Land: Ellery Troyer & His Family Manages A 3rd Generation Farm And The French Creek Nursery In Erie County [PaEN]
-- Join DCNR’s Conservation & Natural Resources Advisory Council For Oct. 8 Webinar On Workforce Capacity Needed To Support DCNR's Mission [PaEN]
-- DCNR State Parks Environmental Educator Newsletter Celebrates First Day Of Fall [PaEN]
-- Fish & Boat Commission Now Accepting Applications For Boating Facility Grants Thru Dec. 1
-- Susquehanna Greenway Partnership: Waterway Wisdom - Tips For Sharing The River
-- Keystone Trails Association: Explore The PA Wilds During The Keystone Hiking & Outdoor Weekend Oct. 17-19 In Clarion County [PaEN]
NewsClips:
-- TribLive: Benezette Elk Viewing Areas Unaffected By Weekend Wildfires In Elk County
-- Penn State Extension Woods & Wildlife News Highlights Forest Stewardship; Current Fall Forest Conditions; What Is A Slash Wall? Wild Bird Wisdom; Carbon Contracts
-- Lehigh Valley’s Wildlands Conservancy Highlights Upcoming Experiences: Walk In Penn’s Woods; 10th Annual Big Sit! Birdwatching; Bushkill Creek Trail Challenge; Tree Plantings
-- Tribune-Democrat: Ghost Town Trail Turns 31 Saturday, Cambria County To Host Anniversary Celebration
-- WESA: Pittsburgh’s Frick Park Pilots All-Terrain Wheelchairs
-- TribLive: Plans To Revamp Cheswick’s Rachel Carson Riverfront Park Could ‘Rejuvenate’ Community
-- Williamsport Sun: Hawk Watching Can Be An Addictive, Fun Hobby For Birders
[Posted: September 25, 2025] PA Environment Digest
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