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It's been said that the autumn foliage in the northeast is one of the best displays of fall color in the world. Find out the science behind all of our fall colors. Find out when the foliage in our area will peak. Find out more about the riparian buffer program here Contact Wayne about our discount on No Till equipment by calling Wayne at 570-575-9978
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Don and Courtney talk about their favorite apps geared toward the outdoors. What's your favorite outdoor app? Comment on our Instagram page instagram.com/susquehanna_cty_conservation 
This week, Ben Rebuck of the Pennsylvania Game Commission is in the studio. We're gearing up for the fall hunting season and discussing pressing topics like Sunday hunting and the opening day of rifle deer season. Find out about 2019-2020 regulation changes and more! 
Don and Courtney talk about a few of the outdoor adventures that each has enjoyed over the spring and summer months. Follow us on Instagram 
Own a boat and want to know exactly what you can do to reduce the chances of spreading invasives? Read through the Pennsylvania Watercraft Inspection Handbook here. Increase your knowledge of PA's aquatic invasives. Check out Pennsylvania's Handbook to Aquatic Invasive Species. 
If you haven't biked, hiked, walked, or ran on the D&H Rail Trail yet, you're missing out! Get a taste of what you're missing on the latest episode of the Conservation Corner. Want more info on NEPA Rail Trails? Click here. 
Today we're continuing our theme of appreciation for our freshwater resources. Hear about 2 recent PA fish records that were broken, what's being caught out of the Susquehanna, some lesser known rules and regulations for watercraft, and fishing through the seasons. Find out more about the information Dave mentioned today. 
The Pennsylvania Lake Management Society (PALMS) is a non-profit organization created to promote understanding and comprehensive management of lakes and reservoirs and their watersheds. Find out what resources are available for your local lake. Read more about local lake ecosystems and how you can help conserve them here. 
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