Bob Frye Libri

The narrative explores the intricate history of deer management in Pennsylvania, detailing the dramatic decline of deer populations in the early 1900s followed by a significant resurgence later in the century. It delves into the ongoing challenges of maintaining a sustainable balance between deer herds and forest health, highlighting the complexities and controversies surrounding wildlife management practices in the region.

Featuring eighteen accessible hikes, this guide showcases the diverse natural beauty surrounding Pittsburgh, from the Todd Nature Reserve to the remote Quebec Run Wild Area. It caters to all skill levels, offering options for short walks and longer excursions. Families will find suitable trails, with a Trail Finder that highlights hikes ideal for dogs, children, and those seeking waterfalls and scenic views. Detailed maps and GPS coordinates enhance the hiking experience, making it easy to explore the region's flora, fauna, and pristine waters.

Offering comprehensive insights into camping, this guide covers essential information for both general camping and specific sites in Ohio. Each campground listing includes crucial details such as location, road conditions, fees, and reservation processes. Additionally, it highlights available facilities, recreational activities, camping etiquette, tips for camping with children, and the rich wildlife of the state, making it an invaluable resource for outdoor enthusiasts.

"This book profiles forty hikes connected to the state's military, industrial, natural and conservation history." --