Wild Ones Northeastern Pennsylvania (Seedling) Chapter serves communities in Susquehanna, Wyoming, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Wayne, Pike, Monroe, Carbon and adjacent counties in northeast Pennsylvania.
https://northeasternpa.wildones.org/
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https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077081056859
Wild Ones Pennsylvania Ridge & Valley Chapter is based in Altoona and serves communities in Blair, Centre, Cambria, Bedford, and Huntingdon counties in central Pennsylvania.
https://paridgeandvalley.wildones.org/
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https://www.facebook.com/WildonesPAridgeandvalley
https://www.instagram.com/wildonesparidgeandvalley/
Wild Ones South Central Pennsylvania Chapter serves communities in Dauphin, Lebanon, Cumberland, York, Perry, Juniata, Huntingdon, Adams, Franklin, Mifflin, and Fulton counties.
https://southcentralpa.wildones.org/
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https://www.facebook.com/wildones.scpa/
https://www.instagram.com/wildones.scpa/
Wild Ones Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter serves communities in Chester, Montgomery, Lancaster, Berks, Bucks, Delaware, and Philadelphia counties.
https://sepa.wildones.org/
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https://www.facebook.com/wildonesofsepa/
http://instagram.com/wo.sepa/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2V_ovz6utGilZ5xxVbs9aQ
Wild Ones Western Pennsylvania Area Chapter serves the greater Pittsburgh area and counties in western Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio.
https://westernpa.wildones.org/
[email protected]
https://www.facebook.com/wildoneswpa
https://www.instagram.com/wildoneswpa/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/wild-ones-western-pa-chapter
https://www.youtube.com/@WildOnesWPA
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Upcoming Chapter Events in Pennsylvania
Living Willow Dome/Tunnel - Planting/Weaving Workshop 1st session
Hosted by Wild Ones Pennsylvania Ridge & Valley ChapterPublic Welcome Family-Friendly Hands-On/How-To Workshop Free Public Parking
Willow Dome/Tunnel planting/weaving workshop with Wildones Non-Profit at Reciprocity Community Food Forest Session 1 of 2
We will be gathering at our 1.4 acre Community green space with a large bundle of harvested Willow branch “Wisps” or “Live Stakes” that were coppiced or pollard from local Willow trees/shrubs. These Wisps will be soaking in a bucket of water for a couple days until ready to plant. Once the still dormant stakes are pushed into the late winter ground about 6 inches they will then root out into the wet ground with early spring temperatures rising. After pushing the 6 to 10 ft Wisps into the ground in a structurally sound pattern, we will then weave them together in the shape of a tunnel & dome. After the installation days in March are over, we will see the transition the Living Willow dome/tunnel takes as it leaves out and all the stakes that are weaved together with ties, literally bond into one another to create a tight connection.
As this project is a Workshop we will go step by step through the entire process (besides willow coppicing) over March 16th and March 23rd
Encourage folks to watch Youtube videos on Willow Domes/Tunnels to get a head start on understanding. If we have extra Live Willow stakes we can give them out to members of our Wildones Non-Profit who are interested in doing this project in there own yard!
(We plan on having a Willow Basket weaving workshop over the winter next year.)
Hope you can make it! Email us with any questions - [email protected]
March Chapter Program
Hosted by Wild Ones Southeastern Pennsylvania ChapterOnline/Virtual
Public Welcome Recording Available Free Event Program/Speaker Presentation
Join us for an open discussion about Spring Garden Solutions. Ask questions, offer solutions that have worked in your garden, and discuss options with other native gardeners.
Living Willow Dome/Tunnel - Planting/Weaving Workshop 2nd session
Hosted by Wild Ones Pennsylvania Ridge & Valley ChapterPublic Welcome Family-Friendly Hands-On/How-To Workshop Free Public Parking
We will be gathering at our 1.4 acre Community green space with a large bundle of harvested Willow branch “Wisps” or “Live Stakes” that were coppiced or pollard from local Willow trees/shrubs. These Wisps will be soaking in a bucket of water for a couple days until ready to plant. Once the still dormant stakes are pushed into the late winter ground about 6 inches they will then root out into the wet ground with early spring temperatures rising. After pushing the 6 to 10 ft Wisps into the ground in a structurally sound pattern, we will then weave them together in the shape of a tunnel & dome. After the installation days in March are over, we will see the transition the Living Willow dome/tunnel takes as it leaves out and all the stakes that are weaved together with ties, literally bond into one another to create a tight connection.
As this project is a Workshop we will go step by step through the entire process (besides willow coppicing) over March 16th and March 23rd
Encourage folks to watch Youtube videos on Willow Domes/Tunnels to get a head start on understanding. If we have extra Live Willow stakes we can give them out to members of our Wildones Non-Profit who are interested in doing this project in there own yard!
(We plan on having a Willow Basket weaving workshop over the winter next year.)
Hope you can make it! Email us with any questions - [email protected]
2025 Symposium: "Naturally Connected: Strengthening Communities by Reimagining our Role in Native Habitats"
Hosted by Wild Ones Western Pennsylvania Area ChapterFrick Environmental Center
Paid Event Public Welcome Conference/Symposium Wheelchair Accessible Public Restroom Free Public Parking Drinking Fountains
Join the Western Pennsylvania Wild Ones for our 3rd Annual Symposium that explores the vital connection between communities and native ecosystems. This engaging event will feature thought-provoking panel discussions with experts and advocates, delicious food, refreshing drinks (including alcoholic options), and ample opportunities for socializing and networking. Together, we’ll reimagine our role in fostering harmony between human activity and natural habitats while celebrating the power of community. Whether you’re a conservationist, gardener, or simply a nature enthusiast, this gathering promises to leave you inspired and “naturally connected.”
Let’s grow together—because building stronger communities starts with restoring the land we share.
PANELISTS:
Adam Haritan (Learn Your Land)
Nick Liadis (Bird Lab)
Abigail Salisbury (State Representative)
Heather Hulton VanTassel, Ph.D. (Three Rivers Waterkeeper and Carnegie MNH)
Chris Murakami (Chatham University)
Wild Ones SCPA Monthly Meeting
Hosted by Wild Ones South Central Pennsylvania ChapterOnline/Virtual
Public Welcome Chapter Meeting Chapter Social
Monthly business meeting starts at 6:30 (all welcome to attend this portion of the meeting), with general membership meeting starting around 7:15pm.