DEP Northwest Regional Office staff celebrated Earth Day by helping out in their community.

“If just one student left convinced about their career path and wanted to become an engineer, the day was a success!”

DEP is providing free workshops for teachers across the Commonwealth so that our children can learn the right way to manage energy.

This thank-you note from Growing Greener awardee Ambler Borough shows how these grants enable communities to improve their environment.

For nearly 40 years, old railroad ties embedded into the creek’s banks controlled erosion and limited sediment.

The old Coxton Railroad Bridge over the Susquehanna River in Luzerne County was a potential threat to citizens.

DEP employees team up with friends from the TTF Watershed Partnership to battle a common enemy: the invasive Porcelain Berry.

DEP employees from the Southeast and South-central Regional Offices join the fight against invasive water chestnut plants in Bucks County

Along with his service to the Commonwealth, Mike Texter personally endeavored to keep Pennsylvania beautiful in his own time.

DEP staff find working with students at Envirothon rewarding. “We hope these students become citizens and leaders in our community."