Golden-Winged Warbler: Creating Early Successional Habitat on Wooded Sites
The golden-winged warbler has undergone significant population declines in Pennsylvania due to the loss of early successional forest habitat.
Work at Resica Falls Boy Scouts Reservation through Working Lands for Wildlife, a Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) cost share program has resulted in the creation of 200-acres of warbler habitat to date at the Boy Scout camp. Learn more about the golden-winged warbler and its habitat needs, and hear from a landowner group that has undertaken activities to improve conditions for the bird.
Speakers
Jeff Larkin, Professor, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and Bob Hartman, Conservation Committee Chair, Cradle of Liberty Council, Boy Scouts of America