Posts by Dorene Warner
It’s all about the water…
Our forested lands and natural areas help to protect our clean drinking water. This means that to care for the land is to care for the water. And to care…
Read MoreEagle Observation Area Renamed in Honor of Conservancy’s Founder
On Saturday, April 11, the Delaware Highlands Conservancy unveiled the newly renamed “Barbara Yeaman Eagle Observation Area.” The option to rename the Observation Area was auctioned off at the Conservancy’s…
Read MoreConservancy Awards Scholarships
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy has awarded its annual “Delaware Highlands Conservancy/Yeaman Scholarship” in the amount of $1,000 to Alex Hess, a 2015 graduate of Deposit Central School, and the “Vanessa…
Read MoreBuilding Resilience
The Common Waters Partnership and Pinchot Institute for Conservation developed a climate adaptation plan with the input of many local partners. “Building Resilience,” a summary of the regional plan “Adapting…
Read MoreProtecting the Highlands
As landowners, what tools are available to you to ensure your cherished forests, farms, and streams are protected now and for future generations? And what does protected land mean for…
Read MoreVanessa Van Gorder Memorial Scholarship
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy announces the establishment of a Memorial Scholarship in honor of Vanessa Joy Van Gorder, who tragically lost her life on December 26, 2014. A recent graduate…
Read MoreMy name is Agnes…
I don’t usually have to. Agnes’s story of survival is also the story of a trio of exceptional men who saw what needed to be done, and did it. But…
Read MorePeace | Love | Land
Our 20th Anniversary dinner and celebration was everything we hoped it would be—a special evening sharing great locally grown food, excellent wine, and great music with friends. It was a…
Read MoreA Land Worth Protecting: The Barbara Yeaman Story
Barbara Yeaman’s story of founding the Delaware Highlands Conservancy at age 70 is an inspiring one—and one that reminds us that we all have the power to make a difference.…
Read MoreHelp the Monarch Butterfly
It’s no secret the monarch population is in decline, having dropped 90% over the last two decades, coinciding with the loss of 165 million acres of their habitat. See this…
Read MoreImprove the Long Eddy River Access
When we were out kayaking recently, we counted nine bald eagles, a great blue heron, and a kingfisher. Fish were jumping, and the rolling hills and valleys around us were…
Read MoreLocal Community Leaders Fostering a Sustainable Future
Co-owners of the Settlers Inn and Ledges Hotel in Hawley, PA, Grant and Jeanne Genzlinger, present a check to Executive Director Sue Currier of the Delaware Highlands Conservancy for contributions…
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