Here at the Keystone Elk Country Alliance, our number one priority is Conservation Education.
Through education, we can ensure the preservation of Pennsylvania’s Elk herd for future generations. We educate thousands of visitors annually, and over the past year we have educated over 55,000 people from all over the world. Some of the them are school children on field trips, and others are girl scout and boy scout groups. We’ve enjoyed teaching residents from senior centers, church groups and community organizations as well.
Through our distance learning program, we use technology to expand our conservation education programs to those who are unable to visit the Elk Country Visitor and Education Center.
We also offer year-round weekend conservation programs, special events, and educator workshops.





