Atlantic Shores seeks to cancel offshore wind contract with N.J., but says it hasn’t abandoned the project
Opening Spaces of Welcome on Now-Hidden Shorelines Susan Phillips·April 2, 2021Stacy Levy is an artist who works with rain, urban tides, and watersheds. She shares her vision for the Delaware River Watershed. EssayRecreationWater
For a Frosty Good Time, Try Snow Tubing Jennifer Szweda Jordan·February 26, 2021If you want to feel like a kid again, consider hopping on an inner tube and sliding down a snowy mountain. Recreation
Pennsylvania State Parks Opening More Campsites to Pets in 2022 Rachel McDevitt·February 16, 2021Yes to cats, dogs, turtles, birds and other domestic pets. No to farm animals. CoronavirusRecreationWild Pennsylvania
Starting Seeds Indoors Now for Your Dream Garden is Easy and Cheap Kara Holsopple·February 12, 2021You don't need a green thumb to start seeds. Just follow these tips to get the special varieties of veggies and flowers you can only get from seed.Recreation
Dancing Down the Slopes to the Beat of His Own Drummer Andy Kubis·February 12, 2021This great-grandfather is keeping the lost art of ski ballet alive. And having a really good time doing it. Recreation
New River Gorge Rock Climbers Grapple With Racist Route Names Zack Harold·February 5, 2021Develop a climbing route and it's yours to name. But many have names that are offensive to people of color, women, LGBTQ people and others. Environmental JusticeRecreation
In a Noisy World, Our Brains Still Need the Sounds of Nature Kerry Klein·December 18, 2020Next time you’re outside, turn off your car, stop talking and listen. What you hear might just be good for you.HealthRecreation
Lead in Game Meat a Health Risk for Hunting Families and Food Bank Recipients Kara Holsopple·December 4, 2020Pennsylvania hunters donated 160,000 pounds of game meat to food banks last year. Lead ammo can contaminate meat with dangerous levels of toxic lead.Environmental JusticeHealthRecreationWild PennsylvaniaYour Environment Update
Lyme Disease Risk is High in City Parks, Too Kara Holsopple·November 20, 2020A researcher found ticks with the bacteria that causes Lyme disease in Pittsburgh's parks. He says there's a risk of getting the disease at any urban or suburban park in the region. HealthRecreationYour Environment Update
New Strategy for the Ohio River Aims for Clean Water, New Jobs and More Fun Julie Grant·October 22, 2020The sweeping new plan calls for a restored ecosystem, better flood protection and more nature-based recreation in the 15-state watershed. Climate ChangeConservationGood RiverHeadwatersRecreationWaterWild Pennsylvania