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Cumberland County asking for opinions on climate change Cumberland County wants to know what its residents, workers and business owners think about climate change, in the hopes to build a climate change action plan by June.

DCNR releases poll results indicating 4 out of 5 Pennsylvanians who visited parks and trails during the pandemic believe that time spent outdoors is essential to their physical and mental health.

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DCNR Economic Impact Spotlight: State Parks & Forests Are Economic Drivers In Rural Pennsylvania Pennsylvania’s state parks and forestlands draw more than people. They draw jobs. Lots of jobs. Just ask employees of the Berlin-based Darr ...

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More Birds Bring More Happiness, According to Science A pair of new studies show how birds improve our wellbeing, adding to a growing body of evidence that avians are an antidote to our despair.

It’s never too cold to walk on a trail!❄️🥾

BRIDGE TO BRIDGE TRAIL
Did you know about our township's Bridge to Bridge Trail? You can find it at the intersection of Rt. 113 and Pikeland Road. There is a parking area on Pikeland, where you can park and then enjoy a 1 mile walk along the trails.

Coca-Cola, Carlsberg, and More Will Switch to Plant-Based Bottles That Break Down Within a Year “What we are doing is not just a new bottle, we are making a difference.”

Don’t miss the final cleanup this Saturday! with Middle Spring Watershed Association

Cooperation is Key to Managing Chronic Wasting Disease in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania agencies and residents can both work together to combat chronic wasting disease.

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Pa. college plans to power two farms from cafeteria waste, cow manure, and brewery scraps Dickinson College plans to harness enough energy from its 1,000 pounds a day of food waste to power its two farms — and sell excess back to the local utility.