Pennsylvania program hopes to plant 10 million trees
LEWISTOWN — It seems only fitting that Gary Gill was biking on a nature trail when learned about the 10 Million Trees for Pennsylvania campaign and decided to do his part. “Planting trees protects our waterways by filtering toxins,” the Lewistown man explained. “It’s also good for the environment because it protects the land against soil erosion, produces oxygen and helps cool down the Earth.” It’s true that trees clean the water, reduce erosion, increase property values, bolster the economy and stabilize the environment, but they can’t do it alone. That’s where ...