LEWISBURG — Environmental Education and Stewardship Staff from R.B. Winter State Park are offering P.L.A.C.E., an interactive course about land use and developing communities from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 9 at The Public Library for Union County.
This program is designed for teachers in grades 6-12, and is based on the Pennsylvania Land Choices curriculum. While exploring social studies, science, engineering, civics and environmental studies, the curriculum encourages students to become involved in their community and to conserve its natural and historic resources. ACT 48 credits are available for participants.
Registration is required by March 1 by calling the R.B. Winter State Park office at 966-1455. Coffee and tea will be available; however, participants must supply their own lunches.
This program is one of the ways in which The Public Library for Union County supports the PA Forward Initiative by providing Civic and Social Literacy opportunities for learning.
Our Valley
February 5, 2013
Pennsylvania Land Choices workshop offered at library
- Community News
-
-
Susquehanna Valley School Counselors Association recognizes retirees
- Midd-West Middle School students successfully compete at State PJAS Competition
- Relay For Life of the Lewisburg Area announces 2013 Honorary Chair
- Union County Library System kicks off summer reading program
- Bucknell to host programs and conferences June 8 through July 27
- Health 114 community service
- Young mothers gather to scrapbook and share memories
- Millersburg Area High School Students of the Month for May
- Conservation District to visit farms & other animal operations
- Afterschool students participate in Field Day
- American Red Cross Shreds for Disaster
- Kelly Elementary School Participates in Fiber Arts Demonstration
- SU SERVE 2013 exceeds expectations
- Union County’s 2nd Cemetery Tour Slated for Lewisburg Cemetery on Monday, May 27
- Girls on the Run 5K spring race
-
