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Heritage Conservancy Helps Preserve 55-Acre Farm
Working in partnership with Richland Township in Bucks County, Heritage Conservancy facilitated the preservation of 55 acres of land in …Read More »
Lancaster Farmland Trust Preserves Two Farms
On January 3, staff from Lancaster Farmland Trust met with the Stoltzfoos family to sign paperwork and add the family’s …Read More »
Lancaster Farmland Trust Preserves 72-Acre Fisher Farm
Salisbury Township, along Lancaster County’s eastern border, is home to the newest preserved farm in the county. On December 20, …Read More »
General Assembly Honors Lancaster Conservancy
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives and Senate recognized the Lancaster Conservancy in honor of its 50th anniversary with a citation …Read More »
Lancaster Farmland Trust Preserves Two Family Farms
On December 16, staff from Lancaster Farmland Trust (LFT) met at the Stoltzfus family farm to sign paperwork and add …Read More »
Lancaster Farmland Trust Preserves 57-Acre Farm
Martic Township, in the river hills of southern Lancaster County, is home to the newest preserved farm in the county. …Read More »
Wildlands Conservancy Protects Nine Acres Along Lehigh River
In early December 2019, Wildlands Conservancy announced the permanent protection of 9.2 acres of property along the Lehigh River in …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.