for 60 years, the mission of the Allegheny Mountain Chapter of Trout Unlimited has been focused on protecting, conserving, and restoring local cold-water resources. The Allegheny Mountain Chapter has been critical in ensuring Pennsylvanians can enjoy the Commonwealth's waterways and natural resources. For more than half a century, volunteers and community members have helped to tackle issues impacting the waterways. Over the years, the group has partnered with Penn State, the National Guard, and the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to reduce damage on the region's waterways and the ecosystems found therein. While the group focuses on completing projects, the chapter has spent many years educating younger generations. Members of the chapter initiated an environmental day at the DuBois Area Middle School and Punxsutawney Area Elementary. Mr. Speaker, I thank the Allegheny Mountain Chapter of Trout Unlimited for their dedication to preserving our natural resources. Their efforts are critical in allowing us to enjoy the natural beauty of the Commonwealth. I congratulate them on celebrating 60 years.
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Recognizing the 60th anniversary of the Allegheny Mountain Chapter of Trout Unlimited and their conservation efforts.
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