Nestled between Nittany and Tussey Mountain lies a hidden gem of Central Pennsylvania, where nature, art, history, agriculture, and conservation coincide. Rhoneymeade Farm, a valuable historic and open space resource, was ClearWater Conservancy’s first conservation easement. This historic farm, first settled in the late 1700s by Michael Rhone and now home to Rhoneymeade Arboretum & Sculpture Garden, continues to be a space where creativity blooms. In 1986, retired professor D

ClearWater Conservancy partnered with Spring Creek Trout Unlimited for an afternoon of outdoor fun at the Family Fishing Picnic. For the 9th year in a row (starting in June of 2016), this community event served as a chance to connect with nature, enjoy great food, and make lasting memories centered around fishing, conservation, and family fun. Spring Creek Trout Unlimited accomplishes their mission to protect and restore its watershed through advocacy, conservation projects,

Grounded in both ancient wisdom and clinical research, physicians and wellness leaders are turning to nature for answers in an increasingly anxious world.

By Peter Landschoot, Professor Emeritus, The Pennsylvania State University Canada thistle [ Cirsium arvense  (L.) Scop; family...

Free Guided Outings and Wellness Programs Offered Through October State College, PA, April 28, 2025  — ClearWater Conservancy is excited...

3/11/25 - ClearWater staff met for a monthly staff meeting outside in the sunshine and warmth after a long winter of being indoors! Land...

Centre County, PA – January 27, 2025  – ClearWater Conservancy is pleased to announce the conservation of a significant 100-acre parcel...

Creating Networks of Habitats to Support Wildlife from the Little Things on Up By Suzy Yetter Welcome to the 2nd edition of Going Native,...