Refreshment Break

Date + Time

2:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Description

Sponsored by Pennsylvania Game Commission Networking is important to conference attendees, which is why you’ll find more time built into the agenda for you to connect with your colleagues.

Presenters

PALTA Staff

01/02/2019

DHC and Partners Protect 3,600 Acres
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is pleased to announce that 3,683 acres of forestland have now been permanently protected in Pike …Read More »
Emily Best Joins PALTA as Director of Advocacy
Emily Best joined PALTA in November 2019 as director of advocacy. In this role, she will help carry out PALTA’s …Read More »
ClearWater Conservancy Preserves Smith Trust Property
ClearWater Conservancy has finalized the sale of the 18.7 acre Smith Trust property in Halfmoon Township to the Pennsylvania Game …Read More »
WPC Acquires Easement on 309 Acres in Venango County
More forestland along the Allegheny River in President Township, Venango County is now permanently protected, thanks to a donation of …Read More »
Willistown Conservation Trust Protects Harris Property
The map of permanently conserved land in the Willistown area just got a little greener, thanks to Lawrie Harris. Harris …Read More »
Wildlands Conservancy Opens Newest Section of Jordan Creek Greenway
In November, together with partners, Wildlands Conservancy celebrated the official opening of the newest section of the Jordan Creek Greenway …Read More »
WPC Protects 265 Acres; Transfers to State Forest
On November 6, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy announced the protection of 265 acres of forests and steep mountain ridgeline 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.