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All Penn State owned land represented on these maps which is not posted, not in a safety zone, or otherwise restricted can be considered open to hunting and trapping in accordance with current Pennsylvania game laws.
6.5 MB image. Only Musser Gap South land (south of Rt. 45) is open to hunting.
2.3 MB image. Only Musser Gap South land (south of Rt. 45) is open to hunting.
This land is located in Centre county along Rt 45.
Bumblebees are able to learn to associate new odors with their colony’s queen, instead of being preprogrammed to recognize the queen’s pheromones from birth, according to a new study led by researchers at Penn State.
6.7 MB image. All land on both sides of Rt. 45 are "hunting by permit only"
This hunting land is located in Centre County along Rt 45 and open to "by permit" hunting only.
2.7 MB image. All land (both sides of Rt. 45) are "hunting by permit only"
This forestland is located in Centre county on Plainfield rd.
All course information is listed within this syllabus.
This forestland is located in Centre county on Marengo road.
8 MB image. All land is open to hunting.
5 MB image. All land is open to hunting
"My Penn State education definitely influenced my ability to work hard and collaborate, given the diversity of people at Penn State. One has to be able to connect with people and understand that everyone has unique experiences and backgrounds that influence their way of thinking."
Andrew Patterson has been named the H. Thomas and Dorothy Willits Hallowell Chair in Agricultural Sciences at Penn State.
For questions about specific tracts of land.
This forestland is located in Huntingdon County.
All current students or students who will be returning next academic year, please refer to information in this section for forms to complete and when to apply for scholarship in the College.
If you are a transfer student from another institution and have been offered admission to the College of Agricultural Sciences for the summer or fall of 2027, you are encouraged to apply for college scholarships by following the below instructions. Doing so now can help to ensure that you will be considered for college-wide scholarships if you have been or will be accepted to the college.
The approximately 8,000 acres of forestland under the management of the Penn State Forestland Management Office abounds with year-round opportunities for the willing outdoor enthusiast.
If you have been offered admission to the College of Agricultural Sciences for the summer or fall of 2027 you are encouraged to apply for college scholarships by following the below instructions. Doing so now can help to ensure that you will be considered for college-wide scholarships if you have been or will be accepted to the college.
Penn State Ag Sciences awards over $2.9 million in scholarships annually. Learn about application procedures and financial aid.
Penn State Extension will offer an introductory webinar on September 18 aimed at teaching anyone interested in water resources how to use a new tool to assess stream health, collect data and submit findings.
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