CAGA Present at Wetlands Festival

Greenbelt Happenings

CAGA Present at Wetlands FestivalCAGArepresentatives staffed a booth at Wildwood Park’s Wetlands Festival on Saturday, April 25th. Pictured below, flanking a poster showing the progress of the work being done on the Paxtang Parkway, are CAGA volunteer Karen Isaacman and her mini-Great Pyrenees Molly (who works as a therapy dog) and volunteer Travis Peters of Terracon.Terracon (formerly Skelley & Loy) is a sponsor of the 2026 Tour de Belt and will have a group of riders from the company riding in this year’s tour.Also spotted at the Wetlands Festival were Greenbelt friends Recycle Bicycle and the Susquehanna River Basin Commission (SRBC). The good people at SRBC maintain the Greenbelt Trail between Linglestown Road and Fort Hunter.
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