Conservation urged to balance present needs with future resources
A Penn State wildlife specialist told Youth Conservation Day delegates that natural resources underpin life and growth and must be managed wisely to serve both current needs and future enjoyment. He cited water pollution issues, landmark conservation projects, and urged youth projects to deepen public understanding of conservation programs.
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Pennsylvania State University
Robert G. Winvtard
Forestry and Wildlife Extension
Penn State
Camp Kanesatake
Huntingdon County
Wingard
Pennsylvania Federation of Woman’s Clubs
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Pennsylvania Forestry Association
Pennsylvania
Extension Service
Fisher
Allegheny
Kinzua
Raystown
Tocks Island
Delaware River
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