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LOGANTON — The Covered Bridge at Logan Mills will be the subject of the 2023 puzzle, the second in the Clinton County Visitors Bureau’s annual “Clinton Co
Gypsy moth spraying has begun on over 200,000 acres of state land Updated 10:28 AM; Facebook Share Aerial spraying of woodlands against impending outbreaks of the gypsy moth has begun across Pennsylvania. A total of 203,569 acres at 146 sites will be sprayed through an effort led by the Bureau of Forestry in the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Those sites will include 9 state forests, 9 state parks, 25 state game lands and sections of the Allegheny National Forest in 19 counties. “As the insects emerge and begin feeding, the suppression effort will begin in early May,” ...
State parks in region on the schedule Apr 28, 2021 HARRISBURG — The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn has announced the start of aerial spraying of state woodlands to combat gypsy moth populations poised for spring outbreaks in some sections of Pennsylvania, including state parks in Clinton, Centre and Lycoming counties. “As the insects emerge and begin feeding, the suppression effort will begin in early May,” Dunn said. “Our recent cool, wet springs had emerged as an enemy of the gypsy moth in years past, but populations have climbed ...
Apr 27, 2021 PHOTO PROVIDED Carl Undercofler is shown standing in front of the PA Trail Dogs sign at a previous trail running event. The PA Trail Dogs community lost one of the most genuine and kindest individuals one could ever meet Saturday at the Hyner Challenge. Carl Undercofler collapsed as he reached the foot of the View wall and was immediately tended to by a fellow Trail Dog member who was a trained first responder. Unfortunately, nothing could be done at that point to help him. “I have personally known Carl for the past 15 years and know he’d be angry at us for being sad becaus...
Prince Gallitzin, Cambria County “In Pennsylvania, these destructive, invasive insects go through cycles where outbreaks occur every five to 10 years,” said DCNR Forest Health Manager Dr. Donald Eggen. “Populations had declined in years past thanks to the gypsy moth fungus disease and wet spring weather but that no longer is the case for 2021.” The gypsy moth suppression program is conducted with the goal of preventing defoliation so that trees do not become stressed and succumb to disease, other insect pests, or drought, the DCNR said. Aerial spraying will be conducted by helicopte...