July 28 Weekly PA Wilds News Digest

July 28, 2023 Weekly Digest: Recent News from the PA Wilds

The PA Wilds Weekly Digest is a roundup of news articles about the PA Wilds, the region’s public lands and its Landscapes and Journeys that have been published over the past week.

Note: some of the news websites may have paywalls that prevent you from reading their content.

Wow, what an incredible night at the 2023 PA Wilds Champion Awards and Dinner! Thank you to everyone who helped celebrate the winners last night. Be on the lookout for the dinner’s full press release early next week.
On the PA Wilds Center’s blog, you can find more info about the Wilds Are Working participants in Emporium and the ways that the program has been introducing them to fantastic places around Cameron County and the PA Wilds. On the ShopThePAWilds.com blog, there is an introduction to one of the newest sellers on the PA Wilds Marketplace, Deep Green Journey.
IN THE NEWS
 

MENTIONING PA WILDS

LH JAMS looks for another record turn out for 8th annual festival – Lock Haven Express (PA Wilds Center is a bronze-level sponsor of this event)
Brookville Trail Hub applys for feasibility study grant – The Courier Express “What we want to do is be a part of the continuous loop, the Pennsylvania Wilds Loops, it will be a 220-mile loop through the area.”
MENTIONING PA WILDS PUBLIC LANDS
 
Allegheny National Forest
Forest Offices closed Thursday – The Bradford Era

Chapman State Park
Chapman Lake: Remote Beach In Clarendon, Pennsylvania – OnlyInYourState

Cherry Springs State Park
Finding a Hidden Gem in Big Sky Country – Fox 11 Tri Cities Fox 41 Yakima
Full weekend of free fun at Cherry Springs – The Bradford Era
Trail system is true success story: Susquehannock Trail Club News – Tioga Publishing
Cherry Springs State Park offering free programs – WETM

Clarion River
Lazy day on the river – Clarion News
Clear Creek State Park/Forest
Elk State Park
Elk State Park to host free kayak float – The Bradford Era
Kinzua Bridge State Park
Parker Dam State Park
Ole Bull State Park
Susquehannock State Forest
Tioga State Forest
Elk Country
Scenic Route 6
MENTIONING WCO / CONSERVATION SHOPS
 

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