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Darrel Showers, Hardwoods Development Specialist
dshowers@pa.gov
(717) 576-0603
Harrisburg, PA
The Pennsylvania WoodMobile is a dynamic, traveling exhibit that brings the wonders of Pennsylvania's forests and hardwood industry to life. Housed in a 34-foot trailer, the WoodMobile offers hands-on experiences and educational content for people of all ages, highlighting the rich history, sustainability practices, and economic importance of Pennsylvania’s forests. It is a popular feature at public events, school programs, and forestry-related gatherings.
How to Request the WoodMobile
Submit the Request Form - Once your date is confirmed, complete the official Request Form for WoodMobile, available for download. CLICK HERE
For further assistance, contact the Pennsylvania Hardwoods Development Council at 717-576-0603.
Venue Requirements
The Pennsylvania WoodMobile has specific requirements for its setup:
Space: At least 10’ x 55’ for outdoor events or 13’ minimum ceiling height for indoor setups.
Electricity: A nearby connection (110 V) within 50 feet is necessary.
Assistance: Hosts must provide a volunteer to assist with setup and teardown.
What Visitors Can Expect
The WoodMobile provides a unique "walk in the woods" experience with features like:
Interactive touchscreen displays about forest threats like invasive insects and diseases
Hands-on activities with different types of Pennsylvania hardwoods
Information about sustainable forest management and the hardwood products industry
Whether at a school, festival, or community event, the WoodMobile is an unforgettable way to explore Pennsylvania’s forests.
Priority Scheduling
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture prioritizes WoodMobile scheduling based on:
Educational school programs
Forestry, woodworking, and agricultural events
Nonprofit and community-organized events
Requests for private commercial events are considered but given lower priority.
The Pennsylvania WoodMobile is supported by the Hardwoods Development Council and key industry sponsors, showcasing why Pennsylvania leads the nation in hardwood production, growing stock, and exports. Schedule your event today to inspire learning and appreciation for the state’s forest resources. For more details, explore the resources available in the uploaded document or contact the Hardwoods Development Council.
Book the WoodMobile today!
The Pennsylvania WoodMobile is a dynamic, traveling exhibit that brings the wonders of Pennsylvania’s forests and hardwood industry to life. Housed in a 34-foot trailer, the WoodMobile offers hands-on experiences and educational content for people of all ages, highlighting the rich history, sustainability practices, and economic importance of Pennsylvania’s forests. It is a popular feature at public events, school programs, and forestry-related gatherings.
For further assistance, contact the Pennsylvania Hardwoods Development Council at 717-576-0603.
The Pennsylvania WoodMobile has specific requirements for its setup:
The WoodMobile provides a unique “walk in the woods” experience with features like:
Whether at a school, festival, or community event, the WoodMobile is an unforgettable way to explore Pennsylvania’s forests.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture prioritizes WoodMobile scheduling based on:
Requests for private commercial events are considered but given lower priority.
The Pennsylvania WoodMobile is supported by the Hardwoods Development Council and key industry sponsors, showcasing why Pennsylvania leads the nation in hardwood production, growing stock, and exports. Schedule your event today to inspire learning and appreciation for the state’s forest resources. For more details, explore the resources available in the uploaded document or contact the Hardwoods Development Council.
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