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SGL 120, and the Game Commission has agreed to accept one of the parcels in exchange for legal access across an existing road into the second interior. The easement for right-of-way shall not be used for the purpose of subdivision, and the Youngkins have agreed to not construct any buildings within 150 feet of the SGL 120 boundary. Finally, the Board approved an exchange involving several adjacent property owners who have been accessing their properties through SGL 111 in Somerset County. The landowners have agreed to convey to the Game Commission a 4-acre tract adjacent to SGL 93 in Somerset County, from the Wildlife for Everyone Endowment Foundation, which the foundation acquired with generous assistance from the Laurel Mountain Midstream Operating, LLC/Williams Pipeline Company, The Conservation Fund and Waste Management Incorporated. The replacement land is within the Flight 93 National Memorial boundary and along Johnson Bottom Road. Acquiring this property will expand the recently acquired SGL 93, which

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was named and dedicated in honor of the heroic passengers and crew of United Airlines Flight 93 who bravely sacrificed their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. In other action, the Board: • Approved a resolution introduced by Game Commission President Jay Delaney to support legislative efforts to allow for adult mentors to

NEW WILDLIFE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
THE Game Commission and Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC) are developing a “Wildlife Certificate Program,” for people interested in learning more about wildlife, outdoor recreation, and perhaps even pursuing a career in a wildlife related field. Courses for the non-credit curriculum include “Wildlife Conservation, Management and History,” “Bird Watching,” “Mammal Identification,” and “Wildlife Habitat/Plant Identification.” “Wildlife Photography,” “Basic Target Archery” and “Hiking/Orienteering” are among the other courses being offered. To formally introduce this new program, an introductory event is being held at the PGC headquarters in Harrisburg on January 29, 2011, from 9 a.m. to noon. Speakers will include WGAL TV personality Jack Hubley; Dr. Gary San Julian, Professor of Wildlife Resources at Penn State; and Kermit Henning, past president of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association. Cost is only $10 for this introductory event. Light refreshments will be served. To pre-register call HACC at 717-780-2414 and reference the Fall Non-Credit Catalog, Wildlife Certificate Program, session number 61143, or visit www.hacc.edu, click on “non-credit courses” and enter 61143. For more information, contact Bob Wesoloskie, at 717-787-4250, ext. 3623, or at rwesoloski@state.pa.us.

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