A group of northwest Pennsylvania business owners, managers and representatives met recently to provide input into a statewide initiative labeled ELEVATE to promote the state’s outdoor industry.
The workshop was led by Nathan Reigner, director of outdoor recreation for the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. He explained that this initiative implements the first priority of the department’s Growing Outdoor Recreation for Pennsylvania road map and conclusions report.
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