Cook Forest Conservancy

protecting and improving the lands, waters, and wildlife of the Cook Forest State Park ecosystem

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

Japanese Knotweed Control - Event this Sunday - https://t.co/YxCzhoI8DE

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

I just liked “Between Earth and Sky” on #Vimeo: https://t.co/17ntF5GftZ

[Peter Marra @PeterPMarra]

If every bird loving organization @audubonsociety @RSPBbirders and person @ABA took this seriously and talked to their members and neighbors about this issue we might have a shot- but alas they don’t. You have to ask why? #catwars

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

@AmericanForests It's the Cook Forest State Park Naturalist, Dale Luthringer! discussing the giant old-growth conifers that still survive today in our primeval forest. Visit and support them!

[American Forests @AmericanForests]

Where's your favorite old growth forest? https://t.co/ul6ejwPn8P

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

Cook Forest Conservancy Spring 2021 - https://t.co/hEk2C7FToR - Firefly Night Hike, Herb & Fiber Festival, and Japanese Knotweed Suppression along the Clarion River

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

I just added “"A Quiet Excitement" A Paddleboarding Journey” to nature films on #Vimeo: https://t.co/ESeHdMlIno

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

I just liked “"A Quiet Excitement" A Paddleboarding Journey” on #Vimeo: https://t.co/beZ71oaP1g

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

"we are already short more than 2 billion seedlings per year—and that’s just to get halfway to meeting the reforesting potential of the lower 48 states. They estimated that there are 133 million acres to reforest by the year 2040"

[American Forests @AmericanForests]

While there’s a huge focus on planting trees, there’s little focus on where those seedlings will come from. Great piece by Jesse Klein in @WIRED https://t.co/pmJ7Ke0QzX

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

Ruffed grouse and its winter clevernesses: foot pectinations, nostril down, and snow roosting: https://t.co/K2IeSlGUn9

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

I just liked “#Film4Climate 1st Prize Short Film Winner - "Three Seconds"” by @Connect4Climate on #Vimeo: https://t.co/MXlGRbuqub

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

I just added “#Film4Climate 1st Prize Short Film Winner - "Three Seconds"” to nature films on #Vimeo: https://t.co/MTtjQvt6jX

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

We're thankful for our favorite trees, and for the little trees that grow into giants and shelter the amazing diversity of life in the forest - we're thankful to be able to be outside, in all this natural beauty. https://t.co/SQ9OFAi1zo

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

Acorns: Science & Mysteries, a new PA Forest Stewards article by Prof. Jim Finley - https://t.co/xW8XbYZI6Q

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

More meteors! Enjoy dark skies & the Orionids, early morning of 21 October. These are "extremely fast" meteors with "persistent ionized gas trails!"
More science here: https://t.co/fBjT67pJs4

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

Celebrate the early darkness! Tips and star charts for stargazing beneath the beautiful dark skies of Cook Forest State Park
https://t.co/VKFEqqRW4U

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

wonderful: https://t.co/cAyF8fa4cv

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

@keata138 “We have checked on it, and it is doing normal sunfish activities.”

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

Virtual Café Sci: Are dark skies in our future? ✨
Mon., Oct. 5, 7–9 pm -- FREE seminar w Q & A hosted by Diane Turnshek, Lecturer, Department of Physics at Carnegie Mellon University
**registration required** https://t.co/F0SOasDJj1

[Cook Forest Conservancy @CookConservancy]

New invasive plant species guides for Pennsylvania from Penn State Extension - learn, vilify, destroy! Save our natives! #pollinators
https://t.co/LH4WkN2bdx