The Wildlife Leadership Academy in Lock Haven is now accepting nominations for the 2026 residential Field School experiences to empower students 14 to 17 to become certified Conservation Ambassadors.
Nominate a teen for the Wildlife Leadership Academy Read More »
Our universe is a big place and it keeps getting bigger. Why is that?
For one thing, we keep building new and better telescopes that help us see farther into space.
Star Watch: How big is the universe? Read More »
Raised at Full Draw will once again be offering youth bowhunting camps in Pennsylvania. Designed for the 11- to 17-year-old age group, the camps will follow the curriculum of Today’s Bowhunter, which is the National Bowhunting Education Foundation’s manual.
Raised at Full Draw offering youth bowhunting camps in Pennsylvania Read More »
The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently announced nearly $530,000 in funding for 15 projects across the commonwealth dedicated to conserving Pennsylvania’s native biodiversity.
Pennsylvania DCNR invests $530,000 to protect native biodiversity Read More »
Two legislators are planning to introduce legislation to change the way executive directors of the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Fish & Boat Commission are selected.
State Rep. Jim Haddock, D-Lackawanna and Luzerne counties, and Rep. Frank Burns, D-Cambria County, have circulated a memo outlining plans for legislation that would require both agencies to conduct a publicly advertised, national search to fill future executive director vacancies.
The U.S. Forest Service on Dec. 16 announced that it is restricting public access to several facilities in Highland Township, Elk County, within Allegheny National Forest to protect public health and safety. The closure order was signed due to unsafe conditions caused by hazardous materials and structurally unsound buildings.
Pennsylvania Mixed Bag: Allegheny National Forest closes buildings with safety concerns Read More »
Although U.S. Steel has been sanctioned for repeatedly leaking oil into the Monongahela River near Pittsburgh, clean water advocates say the penalties are too lenient.
An agreement signed with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection Nov. 20 requires the manufacturing giant to pay $135,000 and implement stronger controls to prevent future petrochemical sheening discharges from outfalls at its Mon Valley Works – Irvin Plant.
U.S. Steel fine for pollution in Pennsylvania’s Monongahela River called ‘meager’ Read More »
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Jan. 16, 2026 edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
Pennsylvania Letters to the Editor: Why is PGC spraying its lands? Read More »
At least 31 organized predator hunts are scheduled across Pennsylvania, and hunters are eager to participate. Hunts begin this month and continue through late March.
Fifteen hunts are planned to start in January – beginning with the Woodcock Valley Sportsmen Predator Hunt, Jan. 15-18, centered in Huntingdon County.
More than 30 predator hunts scheduled across Pennsylvania Read More »
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