In January of 2023, Andrew Fetterman joined the Berks Nature team as the organization’s first Vice President for Land and Conservation. This role will focus primarily on overseeing the land,…
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Harbingers of Spring April showers bring May flowers, so the saying goes. But this popular turn of phrase establishes a somewhat inaccurate timeline. Not that flowers don’t bloom in May...
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It's one of the more popular sayings around Berks Nature: Live every day like it's Earth Day. As a conservation non-profit organization, we look forward to the extra excitement and...
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The indigenous Lenape people, original stewards of the ridge, named it Kittatinny or “endless mountain”; a fitting name for a range that stretches close to 250 miles from northern Maryland...
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The Schuylkill River watershed provides drinking water to almost 2 million people. Encompassing almost 2,000 square miles (including much of Berks County!) about one quarter of this vital watershed is…