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Home & News \| Take Action \| Background \| Maps \| Photo Gallery \| Learn More \| File Review \| Site Map \| Contact Us Protecting Today... Preserving Tomorrow Help save 5,800 wild acres of forest habitat in the central Pennsylvania Wilds from being turned into the largest dump east of the Mississippi. Let the people in power know this area, noted for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, is not compatible with a landfill-incinerator-industrial park complex!
SITE MAPS • PA Northcentral abstract • PA Wilds Outdoor Recreation Areas • Snow Shoe Rail-Trail • Natural Heritage Inventory • Potential Trash Traffic Routes • Original RRLLC proposal • County Planning Maps (5) Note: More maps are in the works and will be added as they become available. If you have a suggestion for a map, contact TechieR. ON-SITE RESOURCES • PPC Membership Form • Effective Letterwriting • Sample Letters • Agencies & Decision Makers • Letters to the Editor • Meetings & Events Calendar SHOW UNITY • Order a bumpersticker online • Wear a "Stop the Dump" T-shirt or button • Post signs in your yard • Print signs-- Spread the word "Stop the Dump" bumperstickers, T-shirts, and buttons will be available at fundraisers and events.		Snow Shoe Rail-Trail Impacts Over 9 miles of this popular, 19-mile multiuse Rail-Trail will be lost if RRLLC's rail reactivation plan to haul garbage in by trash train come to fruition. To see some photographs from the Rail-Trail, visit our photo gallery. Please note: It is our understanding that the Moshannon Forest boundary is actually I-80 in places now. Download a printable PDF of this map here (400KB PDF) Next map...
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Protecting Today... Preserving Tomorrow

Help save 5,800 wild acres of forest habitat in the central Pennsylvania Wilds from being turned into the largest dump east of the Mississippi. Let the people in power know this area, noted for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, is not compatible with a landfill-incinerator-industrial park complex!

SITE MAPS

• PA Northcentral abstract
• PA Wilds Outdoor Recreation Areas
• Snow Shoe Rail-Trail
• Natural Heritage Inventory
• Potential Trash Traffic Routes
• Original RRLLC proposal
• County Planning Maps (5)

Note: More maps are in the works and will be added as they become available. If you have a suggestion for a map, contact TechieR.

ON-SITE RESOURCES

• PPC Membership Form
• Effective Letterwriting
• Sample Letters
• Agencies & Decision Makers
• Letters to the Editor
• Meetings & Events Calendar

SHOW UNITY

• Order a bumpersticker online
• Wear a "Stop the Dump" T-shirt or button
• Post signs in your yard
• Print signs-- Spread the word

"Stop the Dump" bumperstickers, T-shirts, and buttons will be available at fundraisers and events.

Snow Shoe Rail-Trail Impacts

Over 9 miles of this popular, 19-mile multiuse Rail-Trail will be lost if RRLLC's rail reactivation plan to haul garbage in by trash train come to fruition. To see some photographs from the Rail-Trail, visit our photo gallery.

Please note: It is our understanding that the Moshannon Forest boundary is actually I-80 in places now.

Map of the Snow Shoe Multiuse Rail-Trail. Over 9 miles of this 19-mile multiuse trail will be lost to trash trains according to RRLLC's rail reactivation plans.
Download a printable PDF of this map here (400KB PDF)

Next map...

People Protecting Communities • PO Box 38 • Clarence, PA 16829 • catnapb@verizon.net

©2005 People Protecting Communities • last updated Dec 13, 2005
This site has been developed, designed and maintained with 100% volunteer work. No funds are used.
Please report problems to our volunteer WebHead, TechieR