10) Does Penn State collaborate with the local community, e.g. through partnerships, in efforts to maintain shared land ecosystems?

The university collaborates with the local community to maintain shared land ecosystems.

These include the Sustainable Communities Collaborative projects celebrated each semester with an Expo; the collaborative management of Millbrook Marsh by Penn State, the Centre County Recreation and Parks, and Clearwater Conservancy; and the Musser Gap to Valleylands project which relies on collaborative work by the university, the Department of Transportation, regional parks, and state parks.

The Rights-of-Way, or Transmission Line Ecology, project is done with Pennsylvania Game Commission and utility partners to demonstrate that plant communities can be selectively managed to support reliable electric service and a diverse plant community for wildlife habitat.

Tyler Mankey2022-11-12T15:40:03-05:00November 1, 2022|

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10) Does Penn State collaborate with the local community, e.g. through partnerships, in efforts to maintain shared land ecosystems?

10) Does Penn State collaborate with the local community, e.g. through partnerships, in efforts to maintain shared land ecosystems?