Pennsylvania Game Commission habitat crews work hard year-round to ensure more than 1.5 million areas of state game lands are ready for every hunting season. During spring months, the agency’s prescribed fire crews manage burns across the state to benefit wildlife habitats. [LEARN MORE: https://bit.ly/36x432N]. Wildlife habitat crews are also busy planting seedings, improving roadways and removing invasive species this time of year. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

Fall is here and that means it’s hunting season in Pennsylvania! Game Commission Executive Director Bryan Burhans offers some important reminders to help keep everyone safe in the woods this fall. Whether you are hunting or hiking, it is important to keep yourself, as well as your family and pets visible to hunters. Be sure to wear at least 250 square inches of fluorescent orange clothing on your head, chest and back combined, that is visible from 360 degrees. If you are planning to hunt, let so

Take part in wildlife conservation and habitat protection. We do much more than sell hunting licenses. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

The Pennsylvania Game Commission never stops working for wildlife, even during the winter! Recently, habitat crews in the Southwest Region used skid loaders with special attachments to “mow” and remove trees from the forest’s midstory to allow sunlight to reach the forest floor and promote oak regeneration and young forest habitat conditions. A total of 40 acres were enhanced on State Game Lands 50. #Forest #Habitat #Widlife #Oak #PaGameComm #PennsylvaniaGameCommission | Pennsylvania Game Commis

Passionate about law enforcement & wildlife? This career is for you! Become a PA State Game Warden. Apply by Feb 16th. | Pennsylvania Game Commission