Forest Land Conservation in the 21st Century: A Symposium on the Weeks Act CentennialIn June 2011 the Pinchot Institute convened a diverse group of individuals from the public and private sectors to identify opportunities to build upon the historic forest conservation successes achieved under the Weeks Act of 1911.To download presentations from the seminar click here. Click here to download the symposium synthesis. |
Pennsylvania's ForestsPennsylvania remains one of the most forested states in the nation. It includes some of the most intact and bountiful hardwood forest lands in the temperate world. This was not always the case. A new report from the Pinchot Institute highlights the changes to Pennsylvania's Forests and why these changes are important.Click here for more information and to download the report. |
Marcellus Shale and Forests: Science and StandardsThe Marcellus Shale is regarded as an important new source of domestic energy for the United States, but its development also carries significant potential for environmental impacts, especially on water quality. The Pinchot Institute convened a technical workshop that examined the adequacy of existing science to assess cumulative impacts from shale gas development, as well as the science basis for standards and regulations aimed at protecting environmental values during development.Click here for more information. Click here to download the workshop summary. |
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