The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently launched a new, streamlined Conservation Volunteer system designed to connect more Pennsylvanians with service opportunities across the commonwealth’s 124 state parks and 2.2 million acres of state forestland.
The Pine Creek Rail Trail, a 62-mile scenic journey through the Appalachian Mountains in Lycoming and Tioga counties, has been named Pennsylvania’s 2026 Trail of the Year by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
Pine Creek Rail Trail is state’s 2026 Trail of the Year 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 »
Other significant upgrades as a part of a $3.4 million project include repairs to walkways and hardscapes, improvements, and lighting upgrades on the City Side Lawn, flag bastion, and parking lot, and refreshing of landscaping throughout the park.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Communications and Natural Resources is investing $8 million to enhance the visitor experience at Lackawanna and Ricketts Glen state parks by replacing the campground shower house and restroom facilities with modern, accessible and family-friendly amenities.
Two state park campgrounds in Pennsylvania to receive $8 million upgrade Read More »
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently dedicated the new $14 million Delaware State Forest Resource Management Center in Pike County – a major investment that expands public access to Delaware State Forest.
Pennsylvania’s new $14 million Delaware State Forest center now open Read More »
Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources officials on Oct. 23 helped plant 700 trees along Orson Run — a $130,000 investment to reduce runoff, improve local water quality, and protect the Chesapeake Bay.
700 trees planted along Pennsylvania stream in effort to protect Chesapeake Bay Read More »
On Oct. 20, Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn and Department of Environmental Protection Secretary Jessica Shirley joined the statewide environmental nonprofit PennEnvironment for a tour of the solar array at Prince Gallitzin State Park in Cambria County.
State celebrates solar array at Pennsylvania’s Prince Gallitzin State Park 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 »
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