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Close to 40 people participated in The Kittatinny Ridge Coalition Annual Meeting on November 3rd at the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Education Building in Kempton, Pennsylvania. For most of the day, representatives from …Read More
Close to 40 people participated in The Kittatinny Ridge Coalition Annual Meeting on November 3rd at the Hawk Mountain Sanctuary Education Building in Kempton, Pennsylvania. For most of the day, representatives from …Read More
The Kittatinny Coalition is pleased to announce a new partnership with Trout Unlimited! Trout Unlimited will assist the Coalition with two projects through December 2017. The first is landscape-level planning to identify …Read More
Close to 20 individuals, representing 16 organizations and three state agencies and commissions, attended the first of four Return on Environment meetings at Fort Hunter Park in Harrisburg to evaluate “What Is …Read More
RIDGENA COMPLETES MIGRATION TO COLUMBIA AND BACK! In 2015 the Kittatinny Coalition sponsored and tracked the complete migration of “Ridgena”, a Broad-winged Hawk, as part of Hawk Mountain Sanctuary’s Broad-winged Hawk Project. …Read More
Wildlands Conservancy, the premier nonprofit land trust of the Lehigh Valley and Lehigh River watershed, announced the permanent protection of 22 acres of woodlands situated along the Kittatinny Ridge (Blue Mountain) in Washington …Read More
The Appalachian Trail Conservancy, working with Harrisburg’s Latino Hispanic American Community Center, organized a “Bird The Ridge” hike on June 25, 2016 with 12 participants led by Paul Zeph, formerly with Audubon …Read More
Silver Spring Township is in the first phase of reviewing its wireless communication regulations with an eye toward modernizing the regulations. The township is the fastest growing township in Cumberland County and …Read More
The Pennsylvania Land Trust Association has released the 2015 Pennsylvania Land Trust Census Report, which highlights the accomplishments of land trusts’ conservation work in Pennsylvania (as of 12/31/2015) and includes the latest land trust …Read More
The Manada Conservancy received good news from the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources: Manada’s application to purchase a 50-acre property along the Kittatinny Ridge was awarded! Conservancy staff will be moving …Read More
Capital Region Water’s Board of Directors unanimously approved an agreement to conserve its 8,200-acre DeHart Property in Dauphin County by easement in partnership with The Ward Burton Wildlife Foundation, The Nature Conservancy, …Read More