Could saving PA’s state tree help fix trout fishing troubles?
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Pennsylvania fishermen like Russ Collins are worried about trees.
He lives in Palmyra, Lebanon County, and is the vice president of Trout Unlimited’s southcentral region.
He wonders whether a struggling tree species could ultimately endanger one of the top fishing grounds in the country, if not the world.
He sees, first-hand, how the iconic hemlock — Pennsylvania’s state tree — is under siege and is dying off.
Read more at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
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