
ALT Infographic about the health benefits of trees: Trees help reduce your exposure to U-V rays and your risk of developing skin cancer. Trees help clean the air by providing oxygen and helping remove gaseous pollutants. The shade from trees helps reduce heat stroke and exhaustion by reducing temperatures. Trees help alleviate stress by reducing noise, relaxing the mind, and lowering blood pressure. Trees promote health and healing by providing pleasing spaces to recreate and refocusing attention, which leads to improved coping and healing.

ALT Infographic with image of a forested mountain and trees on a sunny day. Circle icons with icons of a person walking a dog, hiking with a backpack and walking stick, riding a bike on level terrain, riding a bike on rocky terrain, riding a horse, riding a motorized recreational vehicle, paddling a kayak, and using a wheelchair. Text: PENNSYLVANIA HAS MORE THAN 12,000 MILES OF TRAILS ΤΟ EXPLORE! NATIONAL TRAILS DAY SATURDAY, JUNE 3 DCNR

ALT Infographic about Pennsylvania Native Species Day events at state parks, including: On Saturday, May 13, Pennsylvania Native Species Day 2023 at Lackawanna State Park On Wednesday, May 17, Pennsylvania Native Species Day at Ridley Creek State Park On Thursday, May 18, Pennsylvania Native Species Day: Gardening for Wildlife at Nescopeck State Park On Thursday, May 18, Virtual Native Species Day: Red, White, and Blue at Parker Dam State Park On Thursday, May 18, Pennsylvania Native Species Day at Kings Gap Environmental Education Center

ALT Infographic about Pennsylvania Native Species Day events at state parks, including: On Friday, May 19, Pennsylvania Native Species Day at Beltzville State Park On Saturday, May 20, Pennsylvania Native Species Day - Volunteer Day at Keystone State Park On Saturday, May 20, Native Species Wildflower Walk at Pine Grove Furnace State Park On Sunday, May 21, Pulling Together: World Biodiversity Day Hike at Ridley Creek State Park From Thursday, May 18 to Sunday, May 21, Native Species Display at Promised Land State Park

ALT Forecast Fire Danger For Thursday, April 20. Counties showing high fire danger include: Cameron, Clinton, Clearfield, Centre, Indiana, Cambria, Blair, Huntingdon, Mifflin, juniata, Perry, Dauphin, Lebanon, Cumberland, Adams, Franklin, Fulton, Bedford, Somerset, Westmoreland, Fayette, Greene, and Washington.












