A Pennsylvania family protected a 30-acre farm beside 1,300 acres of preserved land; its mature oaks and hickories now provide habitat for turkeys, bats and hundreds of caterpillar species
- A 30-acre farm in Pennsylvania’s Bucks County has been placed under a conservation easement, creating another protected link beside the 55-acre Russell-Mandel Preserve and a wider network of roughly 1,300 acres of preserved farmland and open space.
- Heritage Conservancy announced the donation on September 18, while conservation organisation WeConservePA also reported the project on September 24.
- The property, owned by Leah and Doug Beck, sits in Buckingham Township near the Russell-Mandel Preserve.
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- A 30-acre farm in Pennsylvania’s Bucks County has been placed under a conservation easement, creating another protected link beside the 55-acre Russell-Mandel Preserve and a wider network of roughly 1,300 acres of preserved farmland and open space.
- Heritage Conservancy announced the donation on September 18, while conservation organisation WeConservePA also reported the project on September 24.
- The property, owned by Leah and Doug Beck, sits in Buckingham Township near the Russell-Mandel Preserve.
Sources: Times of India