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    Every story in these pages represents a generous landowner who has made an important decision—to permanently protect their special land, now and for future generations.

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The Real Value of 1,000 Forested Acres

The Real Value of 1,000 Forested Acres

PA
 | 1,200 acres
Bringing Family Values to Land Conservation

Bringing Family Values to Land Conservation

PA
 | 47 acres
Egypt Creek: Development Rights Transferred

Egypt Creek: Development Rights Transferred

PA
 | 58 acres
Stewards of Barn Bass Sanctuary

Stewards of Barn Bass Sanctuary

PA
 | 98 acres
Local Family Helps to Protect Their Community

Local Family Helps to Protect Their Community

PA
 | 25 acres
Lessons from the Milford Experimental Forest

Lessons from the Milford Experimental Forest

PA
 | 1,200 acres
A Partnership for Land Preservation

A Partnership for Land Preservation

PA
 | 10 acres
With Creative Planning, Conservation Can Pay

With Creative Planning, Conservation Can Pay

PA
 | 364 acres
The Benefits of Community Conservation

The Benefits of Community Conservation

PA
 | 242 acres
Land Conservation Among Neighbors

Land Conservation Among Neighbors

PA
 | acres
Protecting Mink Pond Club for the Future

Protecting Mink Pond Club for the Future

PA
 | 500 acres
Forestland Protected from Subdivision

Forestland Protected from Subdivision

PA
 | 568 acres
Green Valley: Home to Mountain Lions?

Green Valley: Home to Mountain Lions?

PA
 | 508 acres
A Land Protection Milestone

A Land Protection Milestone

PA
 | 57 acres
A Protected Place for Our “Furry Friends”

A Protected Place for Our “Furry Friends”

PA
 | 22 acres
Protecting Rural Places in Pike County

Protecting Rural Places in Pike County

PA
 | 708 acres
A Wildlife Sanctuary in South Canaan Meadows

A Wildlife Sanctuary in South Canaan Meadows

PA
 | 38 acres
Neighbors Protect Scenic By-Way

Neighbors Protect Scenic By-Way

PA
 | 141 acres
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