Paul Zeph
“We have to be the voice of the birds, we have to speak for the citizens who would do the same thing, if they had experienced this,” said Paul Zeph, of the beauty and remoteness of the Loyalsock State Forest. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
“We have to be the voice of the birds, we have to speak for the citizens who would do the same thing, if they had experienced this,” said Paul Zeph, of the beauty and remoteness of the Loyalsock State Forest. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
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