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A History of the Spring Creek Canyon - The Fishery of Spring Creek: A Watershed Under Siege

An Evening About SPRING CREEK

 

A History of the Spring Creek CanyonBob Hazleton

 

AND

 

The Fishery of Spring Creek: A Watershed Under SiegeBob Carline

 

Monday, April 9, 2012

7:00 to 9:00 PM

Centre County Courthouse Annex,

108 S. Allegheny Street,

ClearWater Conservancy Earns National Recognition - by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission

Greetings,

ClearWater reached a major milestone in its 31-year history this week when it was accredited by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission. A press release is attached in Word and pasted below.

I am not sending art with the release, but scenic shots of conserved lands are available to those who may want them.

Best to all,

Chris

 

Chris Hennessey

Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator

ClearWater Conservancy

2555 North Atherton Street

State College, PA 16803

(814)237-0400

chris@clearwaterconservancy.org

www.clearwaterconservancy.org

 

Join ClearWater's new Online Community at www.clearwaterconservancy.ning.com

 

ClearWater Conservancy Earns National Recognition

Accreditation Awarded by the Land Trust Accreditation Commission

 

"Scotia - Lost in History" presentation September 2 at Foxdale

Scotia - Lost in History
Thursday, September 2 at 7:00 pm
Foxdale Village Auditorium


Relive the history of Scotia on Thursday, September 2 at 7:00 pm in the Foxdale Village Auditorium (500 East Marylyn Avenue, State College) for a joint program with Bob Hazelton of the Centre County Historical Society and the Centre County Genealogical Society. The Scotia area was a significant part of the iron industry history of Centre County spanning from the early 1800s through to the 1940s. Scotia, itself, operated for 30 years beginning in 1880 with 250 workers removing countless tons of iron ore using the latest technology of that era. Scotia was a community as well - company housing, stores, post office, and railroad station. Today it's all but gone. Presenter Bob Hazelton is part of a group currently researching Scotia and trying to keep its history alive.
 

Centre County Historical Society
Centre Furnace Mansion
1001 East College Avenue
State College, PA 16801
814.234.4779

http://www.centrecountyhistory.org

 

www.clearwaterconservancy.org

CLEARWATER CONSERVANCY purchases to protect wildlife corridor between Scotia Barrens and Bald Eagle Ridge

 

 

CLEARWATER CONSERVANCY wildlife corridor between Scotia Barrens and Bald Eagle Ridge
 

 

NEWS RELEASE


 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT INFORMATION

May 4, 2010 Bill Hilshey

Conservation Easement Manager

2555 North Atherton Street

State College, PA 16803

Phone: 814.237.0400

Fax: 814.237.4909

bill@clearwaterconservancy.org


 

CLEARWATER CONSERVANCY PURCHASES AND PROTECTS

WILDLIFE CORRIDOR


 

Connection made between Scotia Barrens and Bald Eagle Ridge near Stormstown.

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