Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center sits in the heart of Central Pennsylvania, connecting the community with nature and wildlife through educational programs, hiking trails, a raptor center and more. It also functions as an extended classroom for more than 2,000 Penn State students.
But starting earlier this month, Shaver’s Creek closed its doors for the first renovations in the center’s history. Work will continue through much of next year. Centre County Report’s Samantha Goldstein talks with the center’s staff about what’s in store with the much-needed expansion.
This video is produced by and for Centre County Report and shared through a partnership with StateCollege.com
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