The Pennsylvania Communications and Media Relations Manager is key to shaping how the public sees environmental issues in Pennsylvania.
From policy solutions to planting trees, you will find and tell stories that help build a better future.
The position works closely with staff across CBF and partners across Pennsylvania, while reporting to the Director of Communications and Media Relations.
The job will be based in Harrisburg, and requires a mix of working in the office, in the field, and remote.
Click Here for all the details on this position and how to apply.
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Also visit the Keystone 10 Million Trees Partnership to learn how you can help clean water grow on trees.
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DEP’s draft 2026 Water Quality Assessment includes a mapping tool that allows you to check on the status of water quality near you.
Click Here to check how clean your stream is.
Related Articles This Week:
-- Guest Essay: Roadmap To Renew Pennsylvania's Waters - DEP's Integrated Water Quality Report Is A Guide To Fixing Sources Of Water Pollution - By Harry Campbell, Chesapeake Bay Foundation [PaEN]
-- Western PA Conservancy Now Accepting Applications For BHE GT&S Watershed Mini Grants [PaEN]
-- Volunteers Needed For March 28 Alliance For The Chesapeake Bay TreeLay Back-To-Back Tree Planting Events In Pennsylvania, MD and VA [PaEN]
-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: 300+ Visit Montour Preserve For Annual Environmental Education Expo With Hands-On Environmental Activities, Ice Fishing & More In Montour County
-- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: 400 Attend STEAM Education Event At West Branch School District To Learn About River Topics & More In Clearfield County
-- PA Emergency Management Agency To Hold 6 Flood Recovery Workshops Across The State Starting April 16 [PaEN]
-- Interns Wanted: Delaware River Basin Commission Seeking Summer Interns
NewsClips:
-- Chesapeake Bay Journal - Karl Blankenship: A Better Chesapeake Bay Demands A Realistic Look At Farm Pollution
-- Altoona Mirror Letter: DEP To Blame For Old Crow Wetlands Degradation In Huntingdon County Resulting From Improperly Issued Permit To Rutters - By Stan Kotala [PDF of Article]
-- TribLive: Pittsburgh Water Authority Reports Lowest-Ever Lead Levels In City Water Supply
-- Pittsburgh Water Authority Releases 2025 Year In Review
[Posted: March 5, 2026] PA Environment Digest
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