The packets include posters and bookmarks, as well as watershed-education information from the partners who work together under the umbrella of the Pennsylvania Center for Environmental Education created by the Governor s Executive Order of 1996. Paulette Johnson said. The development of stewardship values is a lifelong process that needs to begin with our children and young people, so it may be carried through and refined as they become adults and leaders in their communities. DEP also has created a special section on its website called Earth Day Central. By visiting this site, Pennsylvanians can find information about Earth Day celebrations going on in their area, as well as information about the relationship between clean watersheds and clean water.
Visitors also can request single copies of the poster, trout-shaped bookmarks and Earth Day magnets.