Photos in the Field: Centred Outdoors at Prince Gallitzin

Jun 12, 2025
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Updated: Jun 13, 2025

Centred Outdoors visited Prince Gallitzin State Park the week of June 1, with guided outings on Sunday and Thursday evening and Wellness Wednesdays. Pictured above are photos from the Wellness Wednesday program, Art in Nature. Ann Taylor-Schmidt led the group in a creative evening that involved observing and creating art focused on the beautiful landscape available at Prince Gallitzin.

Pictured below are photos from the Thursday evening guided outing led by DCNR's Environmental Education Specialist, Suzann Rensel and Centred Outdoors', Bridget Whyte.

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Charlotte

Mar 03

Seeing the photos from Prince Gallitzin really highlights how immersive and hands-on outdoor experiences can be. It makes me appreciate the effort that goes into maintaining trails, preserving nature, and keeping environments safe for everyone. Part of that work often relies on quality chemical products for things like safe maintenance, cleaning, or environmental care, which are crucial behind the scenes. I find it fascinating how the right products can support sustainability while allowing people to enjoy nature responsibly. It’s a reminder that small, thoughtful tools and materials make a big difference in keeping outdoor spaces both beautiful and safe.

Jack Son

Feb 13

Golf Orbit puts players in a bright and fun golf world where they have to carefully plan their swing's power and direction to get past creative hurdles. This game gets people hooked with its bright graphics and fun ways to play. It also gives them memorable moments of relaxation.

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do kimdung

Feb 06

Slope Rider Pictured below are photos from the Thursday evening guided outing led by DCNR's Environmental Education Specialist, Suzann Rensel and Centred Outdoors', Bridget Whyte.

tonyadam0202

Jan 03

In Build Now GG, I won a duel by simply outlasting my opponent’s mistakes. Patience really can be a weapon.

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