10/04, 6pm @Ryerson Station State Park. Meet at the Park Office Environmental Education Center at 361 Bristoria Rd. Learn about the types of bats in PA and what you can do to help them Join us for a bat survey following our discussion.
7/27, 8:30pm @Ryerson Station State Park. Join us for a viewing of the night sky as the Pittsburgh Amateur Astronomers will be at the park to offer a spectacular viewing through a telescope. Provided clear skies cooperate! Meet at Park Office. FMI or to register, visit events.dcnr.pa.gov.
7/20, 10am @Ryerson Station State Park. Join special guest Dan Moore as he gives a talk on keeping bees. Dan is a Greene County resident with many years of experience in bee keeping and will be bringing an operational hive for viewing.FMI or to register, visit events.dcnr.pa.gov.
7/13, 8:30pm @Ryerson Station State Park. Join us at the various bat boxes in the park for a bat count at dusk. A short discussion on bats will also be provided. Meet at the Park Office and the other locations to view will be announced. FMI or to register, visit events.dcnr.pa.gov.
7/6, 8pm @Ryerson Station State Park. Learn about these amazing birds of prey! We will go on a short hike and call to owls and see if they respond back. Meet at the Park Office and then hike location will be determined. FMI or to register, visit events.dcnr.pa.gov.
7/4, 11am @Ryerson Station State Park. Ever wonder what the park looked like through the decades? Stop by the Environmental Education Center to find out! We’ll take a look at different photos that have been saved and talk about the history of the park. FMI or to register, visit events.dcnr.pa.gov.
Join park staff and local expert Frank Pecjak to hike a portion of the Warrior Trail in Greene County and learn about the trail’s historic significance. The hike will cover about 3.4 miles from the Moninger shelter near Centennial Church on Aleppo Rd (N 39.800528, W 80.405833) to the intersection of Windy Gap and Bryan
1-2:30pm at Ryerson Station State Park. Join us for fall foliage and a guided walk highlighting Pennsylvania’s forests. We will join Pennsylvanians across the state for the second annual “Walk in Penn’s Woods.” We will cover approximately 3 miles. Meet at Pavilion 2 in the Day Use Area.
More information coming soon.
Western Hunter’s Workout Series (Sundays, 8/5, 8/12, 8/19 & 8/26. 9:30 am) Western hunting is hard – miles of walking at high elevations, on mountainous terrain with a pack. Don’t forego the offseason preparation. This hiking series will help with your physical conditioning so you can endure the rigors of hunting big game in the western U.S.
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