Maybe you don’t think of yourself as a birder, but you enjoy noticing birds. Perhaps you’ve even used something like the Merlin App to help you figure out what bird woke you up with his raucous song outside your window at 5:30 a.m. Possibly you’ve even heard of a website and app ...
The 2024 PA Wilds Champion Awards winners were announced with numerous individuals with local ties among them. The winners were: • Artisan of the Year: Lynn Kibbe • Best Brand Ambassador: Starr Hill Vineyard and Winery • Business of the Year: Mountain Top and Provisions • Conservation Stewardship: Watershed Conservation Program of Western Pennsylvania Conservancy • Event of the Year: Jakes Rocks Trail Fest • Great Design: Bald Birds Brewing • Great Places: Zippo/Case Museum • Inspiring Youth: Brandy Schimp and Kane PTO • Outstanding Leader: Joshua ...
Abandoned mine drainage currently causes water pollution in 5,500 miles of Pennsylvania streams, according to the state’s Department of Environmental Protection, and is the second highest cause of stream degradation in the state according to numerous reports, including this fact sheet from the Chesapeake Bay Foundation. The phenomenon occurs when old coal seams fill with water, washing over minerals and creating a chemical reaction that leads to various minerals and acids to wash into streams. The general outcome is an unlivable and acidic pH and a high level of dissolved and/or ...
My niece recently finished writing a book on my mother’s family genealogy. She previously had done the same in my father’s family. After reading the two books, I learned that on my mother’s side we are related to a few aristocrats, however on my father’s side, there were some shady characters. Working on a genealogy is often referred to as checking on your roots. Webster’s definition of genealogy is known as a history of the descendant of a person or family from an ancestor. Their pedigree or lineage. An unknown author once said families are like branches on a tree, we all ...
LYCOMING AUDUBON: RIDER PARK BLUEBIRD TRAIL WHERE: Rider Park WHEN: Tuesdays, beginning May 14 at 8 a.m. NOTES: Bird the Lycoming Audubon Bluebird Trail while monitoring nest boxes. Learn about the Bluebirds, their calls, nests, habitat, and how they raise their young. Please email Bruce Buckle at Bcbuckle60@gmail.com beforehand to confirm as our monitoring schedule is subject to change. Program is free and open to the public. For more details, check out our website at www.lycomingaudubon.org. LYCOMING AUDUBON: BIRDING FOR FAMILIES AT CANFIELD ISLAND WHERE: Riverfront Park ...
In the world of bull riding, nothing’s really a given. When you’re a rider, no amount of confidence can guarantee you’ll stay on a bull for any set amount of time. As someone who raises and sells bulls for said events, there’s even a bit more uncertainty when it comes to raising a ...
