A suburban Pittsburgh family on a mission to visit every Pennsylvania state park is one destination away from completing their six-year adventure.
Marlin and Barbara McMonigal and their two children have logged time in
The Allegheny National Forest, along with event partners, will host the 22nd annual Allegheny Reservoir Cleanup Day on Saturday, May 9. Volunteers are invited to assist in the removal of trash from the watershed.
The news released by the Pennsylvania Game Commission about the state’s elk herd and elk hunting at the agency’s April 10-11 meeting was all positive.
First, according to Jeremy Banfield, commission elk biologist, the
Whiskery predators in western Pennsylvania rivers will get extra protection if new catfish angling regulations are adopted to begin next year.
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission board will consider stricter regs proposed for
A state senator and a state representative are proposing that Hunter-Trapper Education Course opportunities be made available in schools across Pennsylvania.
Sen. James Malone, a Democrat from Lancaster County and minority chair of the
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
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission found a way to deter birds at its hatcheries, and it resulted in a banner year for trout production.
In fact, the number of trout raised at state
The Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners at their April 11 meeting adopted two changes that will affect some non-hunting users of state game lands.
Non-hunters long have been allowed to ride non-motorized vehicles, conveyances
Harrisburg — Pennsylvania game commissioners at their April 11 meeting took the following actions: Certified hunter program The commissioners voted to adopt regulations that will guide the agency’s Certified Hunter Program, which connects hunters and
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