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Conservancy Gifted Foster Hill Farm
Foster Hill Farm, the former Milford, PA home of local philanthropist and business owner Dick Snyder, has been bequeathed to the Delaware Highlands Conservancy. The farm will soon be transferred…
Read MoreFeatured Green Lodging Partner: ECCE Bed and Breakfast
ECCE Bed and Breakfast—a beautiful five-bedroom home perched on a bluff 300 feet above the Delaware River—is rated among the top 25 B&Bs and Inns in the United States on…
Read MoreIt’s the little things…
As the Conservancy enters our 25th year in 2019, we’re celebrating you and everything you make possible. Even though we face many challenges in our world, we also celebrate our…
Read MoreFeatured Green Lodging Partner: The James Manning House
The James Manning House bed and breakfast in Bethany, Pennsylvania has belonged to Warren and Janet Heinly for the past thirteen years—but they don’t consider themselves the owners of this…
Read MoreConservancy Scholarship Winners Announced
The Conservancy has awarded its annual “Delaware Highlands Conservancy/Yeaman Scholarship” for $1,000 to Carly Naundorff, a 2018 graduate from the Delaware Valley School District, and the “Vanessa Van Gorder Memorial…
Read MoreCrowdfunding Campaign Underway to Protect Sullivan County Farm
A new fundraising campaign is underway in the Upper Delaware River region to permanently protect Apple Pond Farm, 81 acres in Callicoon Center, Sullivan County, New York. Landowners Dick Riseling…
Read MoreAnnouncing Photo Contest Winners
In February, the Delaware Highlands Conservancy held its first photography contest, “Sharing Place: Eagles and Their Environs.” The contest invited local photographers to capture striking eagle inspired photos of the…
Read MoreWoodloch Resort Guests Raise Funds for Conservation
On March 6th, representatives from Woodloch Resorts presented the Delaware Highlands Conservancy with a check for $35,722 for funds collected in 2017 through the Green Lodging Partnership. The funds were…
Read MoreAnnouncing “Drinks for the Delaware”
The Conservancy is pleased to announce the launch of a new program to benefit the Upper Delaware River region, Drinks for the Delaware. With its initial participating partners—Here and Now…
Read MoreFifty Acres Conserved in Pike County
Tri-Angle Farm in Pike County, PA is home to beautiful 150-year-old apple and pear trees—the remaining part of the orchard on the farm when it belonged to its original owners,…
Read MoreSettlers Hospitality Guests Raise $10,000 for Conservation
On December 11th, Settlers Hospitality Group staff presented the Delaware Highlands Conservancy with a check for $10,132, for funds collected in 2017 through the Green Lodging Partnership program at Settlers…
Read MoreBeloved places, shared spaces…
We all share this place. Whether we have feet, fins, or feathers, nature is our home. It’s where we come together and connect. It’s where we find peace. It’s how…
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