The Capital Area Greenbelt Association (CAGA) was recently awarded two grants from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania totaling more than $280K to facilitate environmental infrastructure projects vital to the continued well-being…
A portion of the Greenbelt near Phoenix Park loop will be closed to the public beginning Monday, March 14th through approximately Friday, April 15th. The Greenbelt will still be accessible.
Representatives from Harrisburg City, Susquehanna and Swatara Townships, Penbrook and Paxtang Boroughs, Dauphin County, Capital Region Water, Tri-County Planning Commission and respective police departments met in October to develop 2022 priorities for the Greenbelt.
Grab your helmet, fill your water bottle, oil your bike chain, and call your friends – the Capital Area Green Belt Association (CAGA) recently announced that it will once again hold its Tour de Belt signature fundraising event in person!
Join us in celebration of the people that make the greenbelt vibrant.
CAGA has received $20,000 from the Kline Foundation and $10,000 from the Stabler Foundation toward the design and permitting of a project to restore the Paxtang Parkway trail from the Market Street entrance for a distance of about 2,400 feet.
The Five Senses Gardens benefits from ALL kinds of support to maintain its vibrancy and appeal to the public as well as to the wildlife that depend on it. We look forward to our future garden years!
We're transitioning to planting native plants at Greenbelt trailheads, the Five Senses and the MLK gardens.
As part of their 20th Anniversary, the LeTort Trust is celebrating by performing service projects they've named "20 Acts of Kindness." On October 14, they teamed up with their partner…
A big thank you to Hungry Hook Farm Native Plants in Bainbridge for its generous donation...