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EC Awarded $6.7M to Reclaim Hanover 7A for Community Park

Aerial view of the Hanover 7A site, looking northeast, with the entrance to the South Valley Parkway in the foreground.Earth Conservancy (EC) has received a $6.7 million grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection through its Abandoned Mine Land...

WeReclaim! Expands to Hazleton Area School District

Earth Conservancy is thrilled to announce the expansion of WeReclaim! to a new location through our partnership with the SHINE Program, hosted at Maple Manor in the Hazleton Area School District. This exciting new chapter focuses on middle school students, engaging...

Local Organizations Unite to Support SHINE After School Program

Earth Conservancy was proud to join forces with several outstanding local partners - the AllOne Foundation & AllOne Charities, The Luzerne Foundation, the United Way of Wyoming Valley, and the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund - to support the SHINE After School...

Exploring the Sugar Notch Trail with NBLT & DCNR

The autumn leaves provided a brilliant backdrop for North Branch Land Trust's (NBLT) recent community hike along the western edge of the Sugar Notch Trail, a large part of which is now part of the Pinchot State Forest. EC included it in a recent 1,400-acre transfer...
Earth Day Cleanup at Sugar Notch Playground

Earth Day Cleanup at Sugar Notch Playground

EC continued its Earth Day celebration on Sunday with a cleanup of the Sugar Notch playground, home to one trailhead of the Park Access Sugar Notch Trail.  The group was small but mighty, picking up trash, clearing planting beds, and spreading new wood chips from EC's...

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EC at Earth Day along the Susquehanna | 2017

EC at Earth Day along the Susquehanna | 2017

Earth Conservancy was happy to be part of another excellent celebration of Earth Day along the Susquehanna in Nesbitt Park with over 1,000 students in attendance! This year, we discussed the problems associated with acid mine drainage in the region and how we can...

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