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Thoughtful consideration, wisdom and foresight must prevail

My husband John and I, along with our dog Jett, make it a point to enjoy the beautiful natural places that we Pennsylvanians are so fortunate to possess. We often spend our summer weekends explorin...
Sleeping With the Enemy?

 Written by Joseph Kiesecker Published on February 25th, 2011  Originally published in CoolGreenScience. The Nature Conservancy works routinely with extractive industries – like oil and gas and min...
Catalyst for Conservation: New Book Chronicles Brandywine Conservancy’s Successful Work to Conserve King Ranch Property

Thousands of acres permanently protected from development help keep the Brandywine watershed healthy Catalyst for Conservation traces the history of the Brandywine Conservancy’s work to save ...
Environmental Advisory Committees and Historic Preservation

Environmental Advisory Committees and Historic Preservation At first glance a historic district appears to be separate from the purpose of an Environmental Advisory Committee at the township or cou...
Ailanthus altissima, a Problem Land Managers Can Eliminate

Ailanthus altissima, a Problem Land Managers Can Eliminate   Ailanthus altissima is one of many non-native invasive plants that plague land managers in Pennsylvania.  In our area, it is the mo...

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“To forget how to dig the earth and to tend the soil is to forget ourselves.”
— Mohandas K. Gandhi

eJounral USA: Economic Perspectives - Clean Energy Solutions

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The people of the Pennsylvania Land Trust Association envision a prosperous Pennsylvania, where communities know that their treasured green places will endure. We envision a Commonwealth where the lands that guarantee our water quality are safeguarded; where every child can safely play at a nearby park; where our productive farmland and forests are protected, securing our food and timber supply; and where wild places are preserved for wildlife and people.

Thank you to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for supporting the Association’s conservation efforts.

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