Preserving the Poconos with PHLT:
Camp Trexler
‘Trexler legacy under threat: PHLT seeks to save Scout camp from development'
Harry Trexler was an industry giant, extremely wealthy … and at the same time, a dedicated, conservation-minded man. In 1928, he — helped by neighboring families — donated 755 acres of springs, wetlands, wildlife and woodlands in Polk Township to be a wilderness camp, run by the Boy Scouts, for the benefit of future generations.
But now, Camp Trexler, one of the last stretches of pristine woodland in the township, is under threat.
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