Upcoming Events:

• SAVE-THE-DATES: Outdoor Heritage 2010 dates are set! Outdoor Heritage Month will occur in April, while Outdoor Adventures will move to May 6-7, 2010 due to extensive PSSA testing in schools during April. Visit www.ohmonth.com for details as they develop.
  
  

News Releases:

• Natural Biodiversity secures grant funding despite bleak economy
• Construct wildlife habitats – become a Habitat Steward™
• Natural Biodiversity and Juniata Clean Water Partnership receive $49,000 Grant
• April is Outdoor Heritage Month!
• Press Release 8-11-08

News Coverage:

• Juniata Clean Water Partnership gets grant for river weed control
• Ellen Singleton wins Natural Biodiversity Volunteer of the Year Award.
  

• The 2009 Volunteer Survey is now available on our Get Involved page. Volunteers, please take a few minutes to complete the survey. We value your input!
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• Visit the Donations page to learn how you can donate to Natural Biodiversity just by shopping online this holiday season!
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• To view the premiere edition of Natural Biodiversity’s new newsletter, the Leaflet, click on the Leaflet link on the menu above or Click Here.
  
  
• Please take a moment to complete our survey about the Pennsylvania Invasive Species Educational Supplement for state schools. Click here to take the survey!
  
  
• We’ve moved! Please change our contact information in your records. See the contact information at the bottom of the page for details. Thank you.
  
  
• Natural Biodiversity institutes its Conservation Services, a program that provides building and landowners with a range of services for a fee that supports Natural Biodiversity programs.
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• Natural Biodiversity has rain barrels for sale! See our rain barrel flyer for more information.
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• Tax credits are now available for corporate Outdoor Adventure donors, thanks to partnerships with the Community Foundation for the Alleghenies and the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. For more information, contact Natural Biodiversity Director Kristin Sewak.
  
  
• Natural Biodiversity is Geocaching! Geocaching is a high-tech treasure hunting game played throughout the world by adventure seekers equipped with GPS devices. Natural Biodiversity is developing a program to educate finders of the cache about invasive species. Log onto www.geocaching.com to start geocaching!
  
  
• Natural Biodiversity is everywhere! We’ve created Facebook®, MySpace®, and Principals for Change GreenSpaces pages.