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Evergreen Conservancy is proud to provide enriching, hands-on, outdoor learning experiences for youth of all ages in and around Indiana County.
Environmental Education Programs
Visit our Tanoma wetlands environmental center. Learn about renewable energy or schedule a program.
Do you know someone who has shown leadership in the preservation and protection of the environment or natural resources?
Join Professor Mike Tyree at Blue Spruce Lakeside Center on April 12 @ 7:00 PM to hear about restoration efforts for the American Chestnut tree. This presentation is free and open to the public. We hope to see you there!
Join the Indiana County Plant Patrol at the White’s Woods Nature Center on April 5th, 2025 from 10 AM to noon to remove invasive species.
A volunteer, organization, business, or an employed person can be nominated for the award. The conservancy is seeking to recognize a nominee who has demonstrated grass-roots leadership in the following areas: • New or innovative technology to prevent harm to our environment • Participation in activities that show a direct positive effect on our environment. […]
Evergreen Conservancy has scheduled their annual meeting of members and friends for Wednesday July 9 at 5:00 pm at the Indiana County Conservation District building. This facility is located at 435 Hamill Road, Indiana, PA, next to ICTC. We’re happy to announce the return of the potluck picnic format! The conservancy board will provide hot […]
Evergreen Conservancy has scheduled a trash clean-up at Blue Spruce Park on Saturday March 29th beginning at 9:00 am. Please join us! Volunteers should park in the lot nearest the park office, and will be provided with trash bags, gloves (unless you choose to bring your own), and orange vests. The cleanup will involve Blue […]
Plant Patrol is a new all-volunteer group in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, dedicated to combat invasive weeds in our county’s public green spaces. They have organized volunteer work events in our county parks, Yellow Creek State Park and other local sites. Invasive plants are species that are growing outside their native range and that cause or […]
February 11th is the day established by United nations to recognize the essential roles of women and girls in science and technology!
What Pennsylvania Can Learn from Ohio’s New Solar Access Law Last year, a bipartisan group of Ohio legislators passed a sweeping Homeowners Association (HOA) reform bill into law, formerly Senate Bill 61. A key provision of this law is that HOAs may not restrict their members from installing solar on their own property, also known […]
