Lawrence County Conservation District

Not sure how to recognize Earth Day? There are simple things you can do any day to show support for the environment and to help conserve our natural resources. #iConservePA

What direct experiences with nature has your family had this weekend? Let's get our kids outside and help them learn to love and protect this beautiful planet of ours.

Recognized by both the Pennsylvania State House and Senate, April 18-24, 2021 has been declared Conservation District Week. During this week, district offices... across the state will hold events and meet with legislators in their home county. http://ow.ly/LCyP50Enldg #conservationdistrictweek See more

The #SpottedLanternfly is a master of disguise and has a few different looks. Make sure you know all of the life stages so you can help stop the spread of this #badbug! If you #SeeEmSquashEm and then report it: https://buff.ly/2uCpcD3

Pretty Cool Facts!

Don’t forget to check yourself and pets for ticks after spending time outdoors, especially during the spring when they are in their active nymph stage and are about the size of a poppy seed making them difficult to find.

Wishing all of our Family and Friends a very Happy Easter!

Warm spring days lure boaters to Pennsylvania’s waters. A safety reminder to boaters that they are required to wear a U.S. Coast Guard approved life jacket at a...ll times while underway or at anchor on boats less than 16 feet in length or on any kayak, canoe, or paddleboard until April 30. #WearIt #LifeJacketsSaveLives See more

This is the last week to order seedlings! Elderberries are sold out unfortunately. Thank you for your continued support!

It’s the #FirstDayofSpring!! Are you seeing any buds on the trees? Try this activity with your little ones to study the bursting spring buds near you: https://www.plt.org/family-activity/bursting-buds/

Thank you to DON Services, Victory Family Church, Tri-County Cleanways, Ratvasky Landscape Supply, and neighborhood volunteers for a great work day at the South Side Community Garden. The dry creek was completed, new beds built, and old beds removed.