Opportunities From: Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

Help beautify Black Moshannon State Park!  Projects include winter debris removal, painting, sealing, trail maintenance, gardening, and litter pickup.   Lunch will be provided.  Free camping is available that weekend for those that help from 9 am to 1 pm.  Please contact the park office at 814-342-5960 or email blackmoshannonee@pa.gov to get a campsite.  

Celebrate Earth Day in the park!
We will be holding several cleanup and beautification projects throughout the day. There will be projects for all ages to help with, which may include litter pickup, trail work, raking, gardening, and tree planting. Free camping will be available to anyone volunteering for the entire duration of the event (9am - 2pm), and lunch and water will be provided to all who help out!

If you are interested in getting a free campsite for the weekend, please contact the park office at 814-674-1000 or princegallitzinsp@pa.gov. To receive free camping, you must be registered with the park by the end of business on Wednesday, April 15th.

Earth Day is an annual celebration that honors the achievements of the environmental movement and raises awareness of the importance of protecting Earth’s natural resources for future generations. Let’s take part by getting directly involved, even if it’s just for one day a year.

Locust Lake State Park is seeking volunteers to help maintain its beautiful natural resources by participating in a trash pickup in celebration of Earth Day. Volunteers may participate individually or as part of a group, and you can choose a schedule that works best for you.

Trash bags are available at the Tuscarora State Park office, and litter pickers may be borrowed based on availability. Once trash is collected, bagged litter may be left in a designated area for staff pickup, please be sure to notify the park office.

Let’s work together to ensure this amazing resource remains available for generations to come.

Earth Day is an annual celebration that honors the achievements of the environmental movement and raises awareness of the importance of protecting Earth’s natural resources for future generations. Let’s take part by getting directly involved, even if it’s just for one day a year.

Tuscarora State Park is seeking volunteers to help maintain its beautiful natural resources by participating in a trash pickup in celebration of Earth Day. Volunteers may participate individually or as part of a group, and you can choose a schedule that works best for you.

Trash bags are available at the Tuscarora State Park office, and litter pickers may be borrowed based on availability. Once trash is collected, bagged litter may be left in a designated area for staff pickup, please be sure to notify the park office.

Let’s work together to ensure this amazing resource remains available for generations to come.

Join us for our annual Woodsy Owl cleanup day. We offer volunteers who participate in the cleanup free camping Friday & Saturday nights. The workday starts at 8:30 AM in front of the park office and finishes at 1:00 PM with our lunch provided by the "Friends of Parker Dam".