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  • Beech Leaf Disease Walking Tour

    Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust 2955 Edge Hill Rd., Huntingdon, PA, United States

    Event Details October 20th – Beech Leaf Disease Walking Tour, Tuesday, 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM In summer 2024, beech leaf disease (BLD) was discovered in American beech trees along the northern edge of the Pennypack Preserve. In 2025, Pennypack Trust began hosting a research team from Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories to study different methods—including silvicultural thinning and chemical injections—for slowing the progression of BLD and preserving one of our most heavily American beech-dominated forest tracts. Now that the experimental treatments have been completed, researchers will monitor their effects on the trees over the next five years. Join Dr. Matthew

  • Tour of MacPhee Wildlife Sanctuary

    Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust 2955 Edge Hill Rd., Huntingdon, PA, United States

    Join Executive Director Chris Mendel for a tour of the Margaret V. MacPhee Wildlife Sanctuary where PERT has begun work on a long-term management plan to restore native diversity and improve wildlife habitat quality.  This property will remain private and closed to daily public access as Ms. MacPhee intended. As ever, Chris will merge habitat objectives with the land’s varied legacy uses to inform our management plan. For Pennypack Trust members only. Limited to 18 participants. $5 per person.

  • [RESCHEDULED] 2026 Winter Salt Week Sampling at Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust

    Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust 2955 Edge Hill Rd., Huntingdon, PA, United States

    The Pennypack Ecological Restoration Trust (PERT) and the TTF Watershed Partnership are hosting a  “Salt Blitz” in partnership with the Stroud Water Research Center to capture a snapshot of chloride levels in our local streams following winter road salting. Volunteers, staff, and students will collect water samples, which will be analyzed for conductivity and chloride. The results will be added to the regional map: https://swrc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=6de8e168d1674679a316533dd58a7abe Sampling Date: Target date: March 6 If you cannot sample that day, please collect your sample before March 6, but as close to that date as possible. We want to get as many samples on the same day as possible so please aim for March 6th. Where