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Invasive Plant Control Information

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  By visiting the website listed below, you will find information on what plants are considered invasive in our area and discover methods of controlling them: http://www.nps.gov/plants/alien/fact.htm

3 New Studies Link Bee Decline to Bayer Pesticide

More on Pennsylvania Wilds

commissioners or county reps accept Gov Award

PENNSYLVANIA WILDS — More than 160 business and community leaders from across the Pennsylvania Wilds region gathered Wednesday evening at the Red Fern in St. Marys for an update on the PA Wilds Initiative and to honor 14 local organizations [...]

2012 Champions of the PA Wilds Awards

DCNR announces major expansion of Ibberson Conservation Area

DCNR invites residents, visitors to enjoy recreational opportunities along Clarion River corridor in Pennsylvania Wilds

DCNR, TreeVitalize assisting with tree plantings at Flight 93 Memorial

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DCNR Secretary Richard Allan announced that DCNR and TreeVitalize is assisting with a large tree planting effort last weekend—and the one upcoming—at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County. “In addition to their many environmental benefits, trees are a [...]

Ryan Honored for Commitment to Conservation

Dr Peter Ryan Award

On Saturday, April 21st, Dr. Pete Ryan of Coudersport was given the “Howie Gustafson Conservation Award” from the Seneca Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the McKean County Conservation District. The award was presented to Pete by Howie Gustafson, the award’s [...]

Derek’s First Turkey!

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Hunter’s Info Derek Rank 11 yrs old (Y)021-208-202 CID# Turkey Info 25 lb Gobbler 10 1/2″ beard 7/8″ spurs This was Derek’s 1st turkey..  He is 11 yrs old and has turkey hunted for 2 yrs.. The turkey was shot [...]

Lyrid Meteor Shower: Tips to see April’s ‘shooting stars’

Pennsylvania Game Commission Helping the World Connect with Wildlife

Agroforestry training workshops set for May

Sustainable Backyard Landscape series

Eagle Watch at Little Pine State Park

Wildfire fighters grapple with a very busy week