In January, the Conservancy was pleased to welcome two new members to its team of professional staff: Cindy Taylor, Stewardship… read more
Protecting a Piece of Paradise: Love of Place Sparks Stewardship for Women Woodland Owners
Women landowners who attended the Women and Their Woods Educational Retreat organized by the Delaware Highlands Conservancy in fall 2016… read more
Find your experience…
A shared history. A labor of love. Watch your neighbors Keith, Larry, Emily, Andy, Kristin, and Pete share why this… read more
Conservancy Welcomes New Executive Director, Diane Rosencrance
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is pleased to welcome Diane Rosencrance as its new Executive Director, effective September 1, 2016. Formerly… read more
A New Trail in Sullivan County
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is pleased to be working with EPR Properties within the planned Adelaar complex in Sullivan County,… read more
Conservancy Awards Scholarships
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy has awarded its annual “Delaware Highlands Conservancy/Yeaman Scholarship” in the amount of $1,000 to Daniel Smith,… read more
Exciting Improvements to TrailKeeper.org
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy and Catskill Mountainkeeper, in partnership with Sullivan County Division of Planning & Environmental Management, the Sullivan… read more
Clear Choices Clean Water Desktop Wallpaper
Thank you for pledging to protect clean water at Clear Choices Clean Water: My Delaware River! Please enjoy these free… read more
One Percent for the Upper Delaware
We’re often reminded to invest in our retirement, to put away money for that rainy day, to take it out… read more
Federal Forest Legacy Funding Allocated to Upper Delaware Region
The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is pleased to announce that the federal Forest Legacy Program has allocated funding for the purposes… read more
It’s #MyWater – I Protect It
With support from the Delaware Valley Arts Alliance and a Sullivan County Arts and Heritage Grant, the Conservancy partnered with… read more
Sue Currier, Executive Director, Delaware Highlands Conservancy to Retire
Sue Currier, the Conservancy’s inspired and inspirational Executive Director for the past 13 years, has announced her retirement this year.… read more
Nature-to-Table Dining
For two of the Delaware Highlands Conservancy’s Green Lodging Partners, Woodloch Pines Resort and The Lodge at Woodloch, the distance… read more
Conservancy Seeks Your Comments
The land trust accreditation program recognizes land conservation organizations that meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and… read more