PA Game Commission Kills Popular Rock Climbing Areas
Pennsylvania game officials say rock climbing has contributed to endangered species habitat degradation in several prominent areas.
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Pennsylvania game officials say rock climbing has contributed to endangered species habitat degradation in several prominent areas.
Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Game Commission in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) announces the closure of all rock-climbing activities on State Game Lands 51 and State Game Lands 138 in Fayette County. These game lands, known among other things for their […]
Citing concerns for rare, threatened or endangered plant and wildlife species, the state has stopped rock climbing at two state game lands in Fayette County.
While rock climbing has become increasingly popular at two state game lands in Fayette County, state game commission officials are restricting it to the animals that grew up there. The Pennsylvania Game Commission and state Fish & Boat Commission announced the closure of all rock-climbing activities at State Game Lands
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