Earth Month’s Two Part Series– Preserving and Celebrating Pennsylvania’s Land and Wildlife (Part 1)

Tune in to our next captivating episode of the America250PA "Start Here, America did" podcast, the first of our two-part Earth Month Series devoted to uplifting and preserving Pennsylvania's natural beauty. Host Sydney Harris introduces you to naturalist trailblazers who are spearheading significant initiatives to protect and uplift Pennsylvania's one-of-a-kind natural landscapes. Discover from Doug Wentzel, Naturalist and Program Director, how Shaver's Creek Environmental Center is revolutionizing educational outreach and nurturing the next generation of naturalists. Hear from Christopher Kocher of the Wildlands Conservancy about vast land preservation efforts and how these foster a deeper connection between communities and their environments.

Continue the journey with Jennifer Sumoske of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, exploring innovative conservation strategies and the stewardship of the iconic Fallingwater. This episode offers a deep dive into the actions and programs leading the charge in ecological preservation and celebration across Pennsylvania. The narratives shared not only underscore Pennsylvania's rich environmental heritage but also show how proactive stewardship can cultivate a wonderful coexistence with nature. Listen in and learn from the remarkable organizations that keep Pennsylvania beautiful.