Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn reflects on DCNR's most notable accomplishments during 2020.

Pennsylvania agencies and residents can both work together to combat chronic wasting disease.

Early detection and rapid response of invasive plants is critical for limiting their negative impacts.

The invasive Japanese barberry isn’t attracting another invasive pest, but a pest that many Pennsylvanians try to avoid -- ticks.

Some animals are looking for love in the woods of Pennsylvania.

Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn reflects on DCNR's most notable accomplishments during 2019

The Kittatinny Ridge is getting a regional focus on protecting this critical natural asset.

In response to need for on-the-ground, active conservation efforts, DCNR establishes statewide network for conservation of native plants.

We're always on the lookout for invasive plant species that are up-and-coming threats. Check out these emerging species of concern.

DCNR manages 2.2 million acres of state forest for generations of future use. Public involvement is critical to the process.