This animal is known for its antlers and white tails
White tailed deer
This plant is one of the few plants that host monarch butterflys
Butteryfly Milkweed
This colored fish is commonly found in shalow waters of lakes and pounds.
Bluegil
What group of Native Americans used to live in the area of Greenwood Furnace?
The Iroquois Confederation
How many principles of Leave No Trace are there?
7
What type of Fox is this?
Red Fox
What is this flower called?
Dandelion
This fish has long whiskers like barbels. 
Catfish
How The number of furnace stacks present in Greenwood?
2
if you bring trash or food into a campsite what should you do with it?
Take it with you
This Animal can wiegh up to 600lbs, run 35 mph and climb trees.
Black Bear 
This tree has the highest sugar content for making maple syrup.
Sugar Maple
What is the State Fish? It is the only trout species native to the State of Pennsylvania.
Book Trout 
Services are held, every Sunday, from Memorial Day to Labor Day in this building that was constructed in 1867
The church.
You see a very cute deer what should you do? 
Leave it alone. You can take a photo from a distance.
This Mammal lives in caves and can fly
A Bat, the Indiana bat, is an endangered species. It has been found in limestone caverns and abandoned mines in Pennsylvania.
This tree is the Pennsylavania state tree
Eastern Hemlock 
This fish has yellow, bean-shaped spots on a green-yellow body, and its name starts with "northern". It likes to swim in weedy waters.
Northern pike 
How many acres is Greenwood Furnace State Park? (rounded to nearest 100)
423 acres.
What tool should you use to limit the use of rock cairns, flagging, or making paint?
Map and compas
This Animal is the second largest of the deer family in North America. Also shares its name with a county in PA.
Elk 
What is this invasive flower called?
multi-flora rose
This fish inhabits clear, vegetated lakes, ponds, swamps, and the backwaters of pools, creeks, and rivers.
Largemouth bass
How hot did the Furnace get?
3,000 degrees Fahrenheit.
To prevent spreading invasive species.