Connecting with nature has deeply restorative benefits, not only for your physical health, but your mental health as well.

Subtle or pronounced increases in annual rainfall can unseasonably swell normally calm creeks and rivers to dangerous levels for paddlers.

Penn's woods offers countless ways to explore its natural beauty through mountain biking.

Pennsylvania state parks and forests offer a variety of ways to camp based on your desired level of comfort.

Several programs are working to encourage people of color to get outdoors in Pennsylvania.

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

Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn reflects on DCNR's most notable accomplishments during 2018

Hikers bring in the new year with friends, family, and pets in Pennsylvania's state parks

Grants support communities throughout Pennsylvania working to protect and improve natural amenities for our citizens.

Water releases are eagerly awaited by whitewater paddling enthusiasts, drawing skilled rafters from throughout northeastern United States