It doesn’t take a full-blown orchard to craft a batch of chutney. Five smaller apples roughly equals a pound, and a pound of apples will generally yield 3 cups. The Cortland variety of apples works well for this recipe, although Honeycrisp or McIntosh apples have a similar flavor profile and could be used instead.
Taste of the Wild: Spiced apple pepper chutney Read More »
The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners, at their recent meeting here, approved five land acquisitions – a donation, a new purchase, and three land exchanges – that would add 572 surface acres to state game lands, as well as 1,340 acres of subsurface oil, gas, and mineral rights.
More than 500 acres added to Pennsylvania game lands Read More »
Maryland is home to a diversity of native wildlife and plant species, and the balance between the two can sometimes be difficult to manage. Like rabbits overrunning a garden, an overpopulation of deer will have detrimental effects on the undergrowth and vegetation in a forest.
For the Maryland Forest Service, successful stewardship requires finding equilibrium between supporting sustainable woodlands and affording space for the white-tailed deer that reside there.
How too many deer are harming Maryland’s forests Read More »
The Fish & Boat Commission announced Sept. 9 that it has awarded $196,832 in grant funding through its R3 Education Grant Program.
Through this program, the commission will support 16 education projects in 10 counties to promote new and renewed interest in fishing and boating in Pennsylvania through the recruit ment of new participants, retention of existing participants, and reactivation of former participants – collectively known as “R3.”
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission awards R3 education grants to 17 fishing groups Read More »
It’s time, once again, to get off the beaten path and go for a drive on state game lands. The Pennsylvania Game Commission is offering the opportunity to explore several state game lands from the comfort of vehicles.
These driving tours provide a good example of the opportunities available on game lands statewide, while showcasing how habitat work being done on these tracts benefits wildlife.
Driving tours return to Pennsylvania state game lands Read More »
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Secretary Mike Carroll and Pennsylvania State Forester Seth Cassell announced the first designated All-Terrain Vehicle Route to boost rural economies and the commonwealth’s $19 billion outdoor recreation industry.
Route 49 in the Borough of Westfield, Tioga County, is the first route approved under a new process where municipalities or regional organizations that manage trail networks can request an ATV route designation from PennDOT.
Pennsylvania DCNR designates new ATV rural route in Tioga County Read More »
Many state game lands are special in their own ways. Few are unique for the same reasons that make 17.88-acre State Game Land 339 in Philadelphia different, though.
That might lead to a name change and some special regulations.
Special regulations floated for Philadelphia game land Read More »
Hunters participating in the Agricultural Deer Control Program, or Ag Tag program, can receive as many permits as they obtain coupons for.
But presently, Ag Tag hunters can hold no more than four permits at a time.
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: More ag tags could be held at a time Read More »
A federal judge on Sept. 5 denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by a Susquehanna County man challenging the constitutionality of a Pennsylvania statute that Pennsylvania waterways conservation officers twice relied on to warrantlessly search his property.
Tim Thomas and his attorneys from the Arlington, Virginia-based nonprofit Institute for Justice can now move forward with their Fourth Amendment case challenging the statute’s application to his property.
Pennsylvania man’s warrantless trespassing suit against PF&BC moves forward Read More »
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