Pennsylvania’s forests reflect a history of choices—from peaceful coexistence between humans and the forests to the massive harvesting of the of the forests in the late 1800’s.    

Pennsylvania’s borders encompass 17 million acres of forestland, almost 4 million of which are publically owned. However more than 12 million acres are under private ownership.

Which of today’s choices will affect Pennsylvania’s forests of tomorrow.

This short video talks about those choices, the history of  previous choices and the opportunities of today.

Great for meetings!