Climate Change
If global warming emissions continue to grow, we can expect dramatic changes in climate. Download a summary from the Union of Concerned Scientists to learn more about how climate change may affect Pennsylvania. (353KB, pdf)
Slideshows
Click to see how the Conservancy uses controlled burns as part of a regular stewardship plan -- then follow along on a journey to Aitkin Cave to see how we're working to protect rare species and water resources.
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Central Appalachians
Its extensive mountain ranges, valleys and rivers are rich in plant and animal life and provide recreational resources for the residents of Pennsylvania. Learn more about the vast Central Appalachians.

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What's New
We report with great sadness that Clifford L. Jones, lifelong champion of the environment and of Pennsylvania, passed away recently. In March, we invited Cliff to share his views on the past and future of conservation in Pennsylvania.
Efforts are mounting to establish Cherry Valley as Pennsylvania's third national wildlife refuge.
Read an opinion letter from The Morning Call that illustrates why this refuge would be so important.
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Meet the Team
Want to learn more about what Conservancy staff in Pennsylvania do? Check out our new staff Q&A's.
George C. Gress project manager, Acopian Preserve and PA Fire Specialist
Dylan Jenkins
director of forest conservation
Mike Eckley
outreach forester
Michele DePhilip director of freshwater conservation
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