Conserveland Newsletters

Chestnut Hill Conservancy Protects Two Properties
The Chestnut Hill Conservancy now holds a conservation easement on 3.5 acres along Bethlehem Pike, Stenton Avenue, and Bells Mill …Read More »
Natural Lands and PHLT Protect Native Trout Stream
On February 12 Natural Lands and Pocono Heritage Land Trust (PHLT) announced the preservation of two nearby but separately owned …Read More »
Foundation for Sustainable Forests Acquires 144 Acres
A 144-acre forest in Erie County’s Wayne Township has been donated to the Foundation for Sustainable Forests (FSF) to be …Read More »
Heritage Conservancy Preserves 114-Acre Bonk Farm
Ever since the Richland Township Land Preservation Board made a wish list 15 years ago of the properties it would …Read More »
Lancaster Farmland Trust Welcomes Two New Staff Members
Lancaster Farmland Trust recently announced that two new staff members have joined its team: land protection specialist Katie Yoder and …Read More »
Natural Lands Protects 137 Acres of Historic Ker-Feal Property
Natural Lands, the region’s oldest and largest land conservation organization, has acquired a conservation easement on 137 acres of the …Read More »
New Future for Old Tennis Court Farm
In January, Natural Lands transferred ownership of Old Tennis Court Farm, a community garden in the Germantown section of Philadelphia, …Read More »

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The Pennsylvania Land Trust Association envisions future generations enjoying—undiminished—Pennsylvania’s natural areas and open spaces. The Association envisions communities having deep connections with their urban, suburban and rural lands. The Association envisions people recognizing the health, safety, recreational, economic and other benefits delivered by land conservation.

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