Restore PA funding could help communities upgrade and expand green infrastructure, such as local and state parks, state forests, and trails.

New invasive species are expected to move into the commonwealth, and those already here could increase due to changing climate.

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

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

State parks and forests offer visitors some of the most beautiful natural sites across the state and a connection to Black history.

Winter is a great time to observe orchids. The bright green of the leaves in winter is the best way to identify these plants.

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

DCNR and its partners are monitoring and working to adapt and mitigate impact on Pennsylvania’s plants, animals, and landscape.