If you are interested in the cleanup of one or more of these sites, call PA CleanWays, toll-free, 1-877-7PA-FOREST (1-877-772-3673) or send an e-mail: forestbeauty@state.pa.us. Local interest in these sites is crucial to keeping them clean. Cleanups will be prioritized, in part, on citizen interest.
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Buchanan State Forest

Location: Akersville Road.
Status: This site was cleaned by volunteers on April 9, 2005. Click the link for details.

Location: Burnt Church Road, Phase 1, and Phase 2. East Providence Township
Status: In Phase 1 of this cleanup, the site was cleaned by volunteers on May 31, 2003. The Phase 2 volunteer cleanup took place on September 20, 2003. (Click the respective links above for details.)

Location: Big Mountain and Shaffer Roads, Mann and Southampton Townships
Status: These sites were cleaned by volunteers March 16, 2002. Click the link to see how it was done!

Location: Fisher Road, East Providence Township; also located in Fulton County
Status: Cleaned as a Pilot Site 2000, this site is now being monitored. Click the link to read about the cleanup.

Location: Pine Ridge and Piney Creek Road, Mann Township.
Status: This site was cleaned by volunteers on October 4, 2003.

Location: Ragged Mountain Road, Southampton Township
Status: This site was cleaned by volunteers March 16, 2002. Click the link for details!

Location: Ray's Cove Road, East Providence Township
Status: Cleaned by volunteers November 9, 2002. Click the link for details!

Read more about additional sites in the Buchanan State Forest.

Gallitzin State Forest

Location: Ryot Road, West St. Clair Township
Status: This site was cleaned by volunteers September 14, 2002. Click the link for details!

Location: Crowsfoot, West St. Clair and Lincoln townships
Status: This site was cleaned by volunteers on May 3, 2003 with equipment assistance. Click the link for details!

Read more about additional sites in the Gallitzin State Forest.

This page last updated June 10, 2005.

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