Recently Healthy Adams County and Hoffman Homes, Inc. hosted an afternoon walk around their property. 

April is Land Conservancy Month—and this year is especially meaningful as we celebrate 30 years of the Land Conservancy of Adams County.

Spring in Adams County is always a beautiful reminder of why land preservation matters.

Thirty years ago a couple of fellows had the wonderful idea of starting a land conservancy in Adams County.

At the beginning of a new year, we often stop, look back at the year that just ended, take stock, and then look to the year ahead and beyond.

A Year of Success, Preservation, and Community at the Land Conservancy of Adams County

Join us in our mission to preserve the lands and rural character that help create the peace and beauty of our area.

The Land Conservancy of Adams County held its 20th annual Summer Picnic on Sunday, September 8 hosted at the home farm of Hanover Shoe Farms, a world-renowned racehorse breeding operation.

In the center of Highland Township, located down a narrow, dead-end road, lies a farm preserved with the Land Conservancy of Adams County with a lot of stories.

As a dedicated volunteer for the Land Conservancy of Adams County (LCAC), serving as both the Board Secretary and the Communications Committee Chair, I recently had the pleasure of participating in the Homesteading and Green Living Expo.

The Land Conservancy of Adams County celebrated “Land Conservancy of Adams County Month” in a big way.

Preserving land and restricting uncontrolled development keeps us happier, healthier and more economically desirable and sustainable.