People are becoming more aware of how important plants, trees, and green spaces are to their quality of life. By protecting against the harshness of your environment, greenery can significantly contribute to a healthier and a more wholesome community. Trees clean the air, reduce the urban heat island effect, reduce energy costs, conserve soil, and beautify neighborhoods. They make shopping districts more inviting, enhance residential and commercial property values, and reflect the pride we take in our communities. The information on this site is public domain. All content is free for distribution. Support for the Pennsylvania Community Forests program comes from many partners including the DCNR Bureau of Forestry and USDA Forest Service, NA, State & Private Forestry, and Penn State University.

Council Executive Secretary/Grants Program Administrator
Julia Neumyer
P.O. Box 15025
Harrisburg, PA 17105-5025
(717) 599-8650

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