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506 Broad Street
Milford, PA 18337

 

 
Educational Resources

The District’s conservation education and outreach efforts are a major emphasis of the Board and Staff. Programs reach audiences of all ages, focusing on a wide variety of conservation issues. Youth education programs include the Pike/Wayne Envirothon, Scholarships & Sponsorships, Classroom and outdoor presentations and the Pike County Federation of Sportsmen's Club's Youth Conservation School.  Community Education programs include public forums on a variety of timely topics, municipal workshops, teacher trainings, exhibits & displays at community events and media releases. 

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Youth Education Programs

           Pennsylvania Envirothon home page-click here
                      
           Pike County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs Youth Conservation School -Lacawac Sanctuary

           2008 Pike County Conservation District Environmental Education Project Grant Application
             The PCCD Board of Directors has established a $500 grant for a Pike County teacher/classroom
             or youth organization to fund a project that compliments the mission of the District.
   



                                 Environmental Educators Resource Contact Information
 


 

Check out our Citizen's Guide to Clean Water
Copies of this publication are available at the
Conservation District office and Pike County Municipal offices

               
 

 

 

Managing our Lands Today -
        
Creating our Legacy for the Future

 
The District, in cooperation with the Pike County Office of Community Planning, NRCS, DCNR, the Agricultural Land
Preservation Board, the Scenic Rural Character Preservation Board along with the Conservation Partnership have developed a brochure that outlines Best Management Practices (BMPs) that can be utilized in Pike County. This brochure also provides information on financial assistance that may be available for landowners to implement some of these BMPs. To download a copy of the brochure click here. 

Your Land...Your Legacy Brochure
The District, in cooperation with the Delaware Highlands Conservancy and the Pike County Office of Community Planning, have developed a brochure on conservation options available to landowners in Pike County.  Titled
Your Land, Your Legacy...Conservation Options for Landowners, the publication provides information in a clear, concise format that all landowners should find valuable.  Professionals such as lawyers, accountants and municipal officials, who are in a unique position to support landowners who wish to protect their land, will also benefit from the brochure. 

The brochure printing was funded with a Environmental Education mini-grant from the PA Department of Environmental Protection.  To download a copy of the brochure click here.


PA Department of Environmental Protection Fact Sheets-
Link to important information on permitting, stormwater management, wetland identification, watershed management, erosion and sediment control, and ponds.

 

Pike County Conservation District
556 Route 402, Suite 1, Hawley, PA 18428  -  Phone:(570) 226-8220  -  Fax:(570) 226-8222
pikecd@pikepa.org
www.pikeconservation.org
  


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