The Land Conservancy of Adams County has announced a conservation easement donated by Boyer Nurseries and Orchards, in the heart of the county’s extensive fruit belt.
Read MoreThe Land Conservancy of Adams County has announced a conservation easement donated by Sara and Jamey Tatman on their 83-acre property in Cumberland Township west of Gettysburg.
Read MoreThe Land Conservancy of Adams County has announced a conservation easement donated by Hugh and Nell Matthews on 37.7 acres of their property in Freedom Township southwest of Gettysburg.
Read MoreWith help from member donations and USDA/NRCS through the Agricultural Conservation Easement Program, the Land Conservancy of Adams County purchased a conservation easement from Janice Newcomer on her 68 acres in Reading Township northeast of East Berlin.
Read MoreSince 2012, the Land Conservancy has been partnering with the American Battlefield Trust to protect parcels in the Gettysburg Battlefield Historic District that are eligible for acquisition by the National Park Service but aren’t yet preserved.
Read MoreThe Land Conservancy of Adams County purchased a conservation easement on the property owned by Christine and Harvey Lee with the help of the USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service and donations to the Land Conservancy from our supporters.
Read MoreEstelle King of Hanover recently gifted a conservation easement protecting a 50-acre parcel in Conewago Township to the Land Conservancy of Adams County.
Read MoreHanover Shoe Farms, the world-renowned Standardbred horse breeding company founded a century ago in Adams County, has preserved 750 acres of beautiful pastureland in Adams County.
Read MoreSome preservation projects undertaken by the Land Conservancy are more impactful than their acreage might suggest. A recent project preserving just 17 acres of woodland in Huntington Township is one example.
Read MoreDon Stabler recently preserved 80 acres of his family’s farm in Hamilton Township, carrying out the wishes of his father…
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