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Allegheny River Headwaters Conservation Plan Chapter 7. Management Recommendations GOAL 5-8: INVOLVE COMMUNITY RESIDENTS IN WATERSHED ACTIVITIES (CONTINUED). Objective 2: Promote environmental stewardship through education and scientific study (continued). Method to achieve objective: Potential Partners Potential Funding Priority 6. Develop and implement locally based environmental/ social educational programs that focus on the Allegheny River watershed. Conservation Districts, Conservation Groups, Cooperative Extensions Foundations, Private Sources, DEP Medium 7. Create environmental education programs that focus on balancing economic growth with environmental issues. Conservation Districts, Conservation Groups, Cooperative Extensions Foundations, Private Sources, DEP Medium 8. Create environmental educational programs that promote conservation and outdoor recreation to youth and adults. Conservation Districts, Conservation Groups, Cooperative Extensions Foundations, Private Sources, DEP Medium 7-42
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