When I first stumbled upon Berks Nature in spring 2023 after searching online for volunteer opportunities, I was thrilled to learn that there was a local organization doing such crucial,...
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Reading is sheltered by two sister peaks. To the east stands Mount Penn (arguably the more popular of the sisters). To the south, Neversink Mountain, whose name is derived from...
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In May 2024, Berks Nature permanently protected 139.59 acres of forest with its accompanying streams and seasonal springs in Bethel Township, Berks County. The freshly conserved property is located within...
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In June 2024, Berks Nature established a new conservation easement with the Fleetwood Borough to protect 190 acres of woodlands, adding yet another valuable safeguard to the Oley Hills’ pristine...
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It’s still raining. As late summer turns into fall, the weeks have passed with little sunshine but plenty of clouds and rain. The steady downpour gives Todd Schroeder a few...
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Ganna “Gigi” Chiponis dipped the measuring containers into the frigid water of the Sand Springs, which eventually will feed the Northkill Creek on State Game Lands 110 near Shartlesville in...
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WOW – we’re still over here reeling about ‘A Night for Nature’ and all the fun we had celebrating 50 years of protecting the environment and educating our community on...
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During November 2023, Berks Nature attained a major organizational milestone with the closing of a new agricultural conservation easement on the JAM Farm in Schuylkill County; with this easement, Berks...
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“When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect.” – Aldo Leopold A river does not simply flow...
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In the face of unprecedented, global changes to our Earth’s delicate environmental systems, the need to meaningfully connect with and understand our natural world has never been greater. The next...
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