Winter/Spring 2019
Northwest Pennsylvania holds a secret; it is a firefly wonderland. The deciduous woodlands and watersheds on the Allegheny National Forest offer some of the best locations to experience the magical showing of bioluminescence that defines summer evenings in the Appalachians.
Territorial wolves enforce it. Fort Knox gold depot practices it. Urban planners use it, and Trumpeter Swans are aware of it. The “it” in each of these cases is the spatial phenomenon of buffer areas or transition zones. These zones are also an important facet of our public lands.
The Great Lakes are one of the wonders of North America, and the National Forests that edge them offer some of the region’s best wildlife, scenery and recreation. The Ottawa, Huron-Manistee, Hiawatha and Superior National Forests showcase the region’s diverse landscapes and abundant activities.
Discover some of the many wildlife species you can see on our National Forests.
From now until January 31, set up a monthly tree planting gift of $10 or more and we will send you a reusable shopping bag! Your monthly gift will sustain our forests and fight climate change for years to come. A $20 recurring gift will plant 240 trees in 2020!