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Berks Conservancy protects 169-acre organic farm
Over 169-acres in West Brunswick Township (in Port Clinton) along the important Kittatinny Ridge in Schuylkill County are now p...
Over 169-acres in West Brunswick Township (in Port Clinton) along the important Kittatinny Ridge in Schuylkill County are now p...
Conversations of Heart, Conservation of Land: Women and Their Woods A Land Trust Takes the Lead
Five years ago, perceptive staff members at the Delaware Highlands Conservancy (DHC) recognized an increase in the number of wo...
Five years ago, perceptive staff members at the Delaware Highlands Conservancy (DHC) recognized an increase in the number of wo...
Hidden Costs of Light Pollution
For this week’s hidden costs video, we’re trying out a new approach. Instead of grading the impact of light pollution, our vide...
For this week’s hidden costs video, we’re trying out a new approach. Instead of grading the impact of light pollution, our vide...
One Hundred Acres to to be added Buchanan State Forest
About 100 acres will be added to Buchanan State Forest, resulting in better public access to the forest’s Sweet Root Natural Ar...
About 100 acres will be added to Buchanan State Forest, resulting in better public access to the forest’s Sweet Root Natural Ar...
Chesapeake Bay Foundation (PA) has New Executive Director
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) announced Harry Campbell as the new Executive Director for the Pennsylvania office. Having ...
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation (CBF) announced Harry Campbell as the new Executive Director for the Pennsylvania office. Having ...
Quote of the Day
“It seems to me that we all look at Nature too much, and live with her too little.”
— Oscar Wilde
Suggest changes to Testimony of Chris Miller, Piedmont Environmental Council
PA Headlines
State nixes rivers inclusion for impairment designation
05-22-2013 - Williamsport Sun-Gazette
Consumers could pay to clean up old natural-gas plants
05-22-2013 - Columbus Dispatch
DCNR Designates Clearfield County Tract a Wild Plant Sanctuary
05-21-2013
Don't bother young wildlife alone in the wild
05-21-2013 - Allentown Morning Call
Scientists find new tools for tracing fracking impacts
05-21-2013 - Wilkes-Barre Citizens' Voice
Pesticide makers seek cause of bee deaths
05-21-2013 - Columbus Dispatch
Wayne moves ahead for Nature Park Project
05-21-2013 - Lock Haven Express
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The Green Buzz: Friday, May 17
Nature Photo of the Week: Morning After the Storm
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Stewardship Chronicles (Brandywine Conservancy)
Living Landscape Observer
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In 1995, at the age of 70, Barbara Yeaman organized a group of volunteers to found the Delaware Highlands Conservancy (DHC), a land trust based in Hawley, PA. Barbara knew she would need to make strong strides against the tide of development sweeping across the region.
