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Shapiro Administration to Announce Major Conservation Investment in Pennsylvania

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Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn are scheduled to announce a major state investment in outdoor recreation and conservation projects across 60 Pennsylvania counties. The announcement is set for Dauphin County, where the projects are intended to protect natural resources and strengthen local communities. Shapiro's administration has previously invested $315 million in nearly 1,200 projects through the Community Conservation Partnerships Program.

From wgal.com

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The state investment supports outdoor recreation projects designed to expand access to outdoor spaces and strengthen local communities. This represents a significant allocation of state funds into conservation and recreational infrastructure across the state.

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  • Dauphin CountySpeculative

    Dauphin County might see local economic stimulus from the state project investment.

  • Bureau of State ParksSpeculative

    Bureau of State Parks could receive increased operational funding for conservation projects.

  • Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection could be involved in executing conservation projects funded by the state investment.

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