This week’s blog was written by Lorelei M-B., Bucktails, Brookies, Gobblers, and Ursids alumni. Lorelei is the Founder/CEO of Heart Hugs, a global organization that provides tangible support and advocacy for congenital heart defect awareness, detection, and treatment.
This week’s blog was written by Francesca R., a Drummers alumni. She shares tips on how to create a wildlife-friendly backyard.
This week’s Blog Post was written by Carter W., a Brookies Alumni! He writes about a few of the most common reptiles in PA, as well as locations where you can try to spot them this summer!
This week’s Blog was written by Devin G., a Bucktails Alumni! He describes Black Moshannon State Park, and how it was saved after extreme logging devastated the area.
This week’s Blog Post was written by Emma O., a Drummers Alumni! She writes all about the Ruffed Grouse, and the many interesting ways they are able to survive Pennsylvania winters.
Tag: habitat
Protecting Piping Plovers in Pennsylvania
Posted: October 5, 2021 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Lorelei M-B., Bucktails, Brookies, Gobblers, and Ursids alumni. Lorelei is the Founder/CEO of Heart Hugs, a global organization that provides tangible support and advocacy for congenital heart defect awareness, detection, and treatment.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: birding, featured, habitat, piping plover
Wildlife in Your Own Backyard
Posted: March 17, 2020 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Francesca R., a Drummers alumni. She shares tips on how to create a wildlife-friendly backyard.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: backyard, conservation, featured, habitat, wildlife
Observing Reptiles in Nature
Posted: July 30, 2019 by Nina Walk
This week’s Blog Post was written by Carter W., a Brookies Alumni! He writes about a few of the most common reptiles in PA, as well as locations where you can try to spot them this summer!
Category: Youth Blog Tags: eastern painted turtle, eastern rat snake, featured, habitat, reptile, skink, snake, turtle, wildlife
A Hidden Gem
Posted: July 23, 2019 by Nina Walk
This week’s Blog was written by Devin G., a Bucktails Alumni! He describes Black Moshannon State Park, and how it was saved after extreme logging devastated the area.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: environmental resurgance, featured, great depression, habitat, reforestation, state park, wildlife, wildlife conservation
A “Ruffed” Winter
Posted: July 16, 2019 by Nina Walk
This week’s Blog Post was written by Emma O., a Drummers Alumni! She writes all about the Ruffed Grouse, and the many interesting ways they are able to survive Pennsylvania winters.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: birds, featured, Gobblers, grouse, habitat, ruffed grouse, winter