Celebrating Love for Land in Adams County
Valentine’s Day was an opportunity to celebrate love in various forms. In February, I find myself reflecting on the deep affection our community holds for the picturesque landscapes of Adams County. As the Board Secretary and Communications Committee Chair for the Land Conservancy of Adams County, I am constantly reminded of the unwavering dedication of our members and donors who choose to preserve the natural beauty that surrounds us.
Our organization is fueled by the love and commitment of individuals who understand the importance of protecting our land for future generations. To all our members and donors, I extend my heartfelt gratitude. Your love for our land is the driving force behind our mission, and we are profoundly thankful for your support.
Adams County boasts a landscape unlike any other – from the sprawling farms to the gentle rolling hills and vibrant orchards, each acre tells a story of resilience and stewardship. As I traverse the rural beauty of our county, I am filled with awe and admiration for the precious ecosystems that thrive under our care.
Being a member of the Land Conservancy of Adams County is a privilege and a joy. It allows me to witness firsthand the profound impact of our collective efforts in preserving the lands we cherish. Together, we are guardians of this natural heritage, and our commitment to conservation is a testament to the love we hold for our community and its surroundings.
For those who share our passion and wish to learn more about our organization, I encourage you to reach out to our office at 717-334-2828 or visit our website at PreserveAdams.org. Join us in our mission to safeguard the beauty of Adams County for generations to come.
During this season of love, let us celebrate not only romantic love but also the enduring love we hold for our land and the vital role it plays in our lives. Together, let us continue to nurture and protect the landscapes that define our home.
Erica Duffy is secretary of the Land Conservancy board of directors and chair of the communications committee.
Photo by Nikki Shreve.