Our Last WPC Morning Tidbit - But 800 Editions Are Now Available!

For the past three years, WPC has profiled more than 800 of, what we hope, were interesting and informative facts about nature and conservation. These tidbits blend science with photos that celebrate the natural world of western Pennsylvania. All 800 editions are available for your reference at www.paconserve.org/wpc_daily.asp.

Today is our last edition of the WPC Morning Tidbit. We hope that you have enjoyed learning more about WPC's conservation work and the wonders of the natural world and will continue to visit www.paconserve.org for current information about our conservation actitivies. Below are links to a few favorite tidbits as selected by WPC staff.

The eastern hognose snake plays dead
Fallingwater frozen over for the first time in nine years
A stalactite cave in Blair County
Pittsburgh-hatched peregrine builds nest under Niagara Falls
An abandoned church with a ceiling full of bats near Altoona
Lake Erie battles zebra mussels
What color is snow?
A heron's nest in Venango County

Green Thumb Tuesday: Growth Opportunities
Destination Thursday: In Search of the Blazing Star
Destination Thursday: Three Waterfalls at Ohioplye
Fallingwater Friday: Trout Fishing at Fallingwater

Creatures in Need of a Press Agent Week
Naturally Creepy Places Week
Species and Spaces that Sound Creepy (but really aren't) Week
National Volunteer Week

View our more than 800 tidbits.

Contact WPC.

Read the latest e-CONSERVE	The January Screen Calendar is now available	Explore the more than 809 Morning Tidbits	Our screensaver blends nature and science	Browse the Fallingwater Museum Shop

E-mail Today's WPC Morning Tidbit to a Friend!

Sign Up for the WPC Morning Tidbit

Play "How Well Do You Know Your Western Pa. Trees?"
Play "How Well Do You Know Your Western Pa. Birds?"