Clearfield County
Lumbering and Rafting Book
Republishing of the 1922 James Mitchell book on logging and rafting, with added historical photos, to make it affordable and accessible, promoting the local history of Clearfield County. Read more
Clearfield County
Republishing of the 1922 James Mitchell book on logging and rafting, with added historical photos, to make it affordable and accessible, promoting the local history of Clearfield County. Read more
Clearfield County
Creation and installation of an interpretive educational exhibit featuring a cross-section of a red oak log, providing environmental and historical education to students and visitors. Read more
Clearfield County
Creation of a digital and interactive historical display, including a looping movie, canvas posters, and a working center, to educate visitors and students about the history of lumber and river usage in Curwensville. Read more
Clearfield County
Improvement and upgrade of the canoe launch path to enhance safety and access, coupled with the installation of interpretive signage highlighting the historical significance of log booms. Read more
Clarion County
Reestablishment of an overgrown nature trail to provide access to a diverse natural landscape, promoting educational and recreational opportunities for students and the community. Read more
Centre County
The Centre County Explorers project, spearheaded by the Centre County Historical Society (CCHS), is a heritage tourism initiative designed to showcase the historical, cultural, and natural resources of Centre County. Read more
Centre County
Development and installation of interpretive panels along the Spring Creek Canyon Trail to highlight the cultural, historic, natural, and recreational resources of Centre County. Read more
Cameron County
The Little Museum in Sterling Run is a cherished institution within the Lumber Heritage Region of Cameron County. Situated along the scenic Bucktail Trail, PA Route 120, about 9 miles south of Emporium Read more
Cameron County
Our main goal with this project is to get our region's youth more connected with the outdoors. By providing this outdoor classroom, we want to show them the benefits of spending time outside and how it can positively impact their daily lives and personal growth. Read more
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If you are a Pennsylvanian, you are granted a unique right enshrined in our state Constitution: the right to clean air, pure water, and the preservation of our natural resources. This right is not just for us but for the generations that will follow. This is a privilege shared by... Read more
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Rachel Carson, the renowned author and biologist, is celebrated globally for her groundbreaking work in environmental science. Her 1962 book, Silent Spring, not only inspired a worldwide environmental movement but also led to significant changes in policy and the creation of the ... Read more
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Ned Smith, a self-trained artist, writer, and naturalist, is celebrated as one of the premier nature artists of the 20th century. His work has inspired countless Pennsylvanians to step outside and appreciate the natural world around them Read more
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Ralph W. Abele, a towering figure in Pennsylvania's environmental movement, dedicated his life to safeguarding the state’s natural resources. His unwavering commitment to conservation, coupled with his bold and direct approach, left an indelible mark on Pennsylvania’s environment... Read more
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Gifford Pinchot, a man of vision and determination, revolutionized the field of forestry and laid the groundwork for the conservation movement in the United States Read more
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Mira Lloyd Dock was a visionary environmentalist and social reformer who dedicated her life to creating healthier, more livable cities and promoting the conservation of Pennsylvania’s natural resources. Her relentless advocacy for urban beautification, parks, playgrounds, and for... Read more
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