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	Reservations Many cabins and campgrounds on National Forests can be reserved ahead of time by phone or online.
	Pennsylvania Game Commission Wildlife has always been an important part of Pennsylvania's cultural heritage.
	Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission Pennsylvania is a diverse state with a wide variety of fishing opportunities.
	Allegheny Nature Store Provides local history and educational items that will enhance the visitor's experience.
	National Forest Foundation The NFF is the only conservation organization focused on addressing the challenges that face America's National Forests. A commitment to facilitating local involvement and encouraging grassroots participation in forest stewardship is a key goal of this organization. Become a friend.

Allegheny National Forest
4 Farm Colony Drive

Warren, PA 16365
Questions: (814) 723-5150
FAX: (814) 726-1465

For website problems: webmaster@fs.fed.us

Contact For Forest Plan Revision:
Allegheny National Forest
PO Box 36
Warren, PA 16365

Wildlife Viewing

The Allegheny National Forest is rich in wildlife, which includes 312 species that live within the Allegheny National Forest region. Of those 312 species, 37 are trapped or hunted, including white-tailed deer, wild turkey and black bear.
Five federally Endangered Species are known to occur within the Forest or nearby: Bald Eagle, Northern Riffeshell (mussel), Clubshell (mussel), Indiana bat and small-whorled pogonia (orchid).
River otters were re-introduced to Tionesta Creek beginning in 1991.
Fishers were re-introduced to the Forest beginning in 1997.
Timber Rattlesnake brochure

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USDA Forest Service - Eastern Region
Last modified: Tuesday, 29 August 2006