Conservation is the choice to protect special places for present and future generations. It is the choice to safeguard our water, care for wildlife, preserve productive farmland and forest, and maintain natural beauty.
Everyday across this country, individuals and families make the conservation choice. This collection presents, in their own words, the experiences and reflections of some of these generous, inspired people.
Those who conserve their land create a profound legacy. Whether farm or forest, meadow or mountain, they make a gift that will resonate through time. Here they offer a second gift – a gift of words. They share the considerations, motivations, and inspirations that shaped their conservation decisions.
Kipp’s Fen
by Gerard Kipp
Solebury Township Landowners
by Barbara Drew
For Future Generations to Enjoy
by Commanders Jo-Ellen and Michael Greene USN (Ret.)
Preserve Our Farms
by Henry E. Beiler
Five Hills Farm
by Hugh and Barbara Hodge
The Value of Land Conservation
by Terry Bier
Preserving the Character of York County
by John & Susan Linton
Greg’s Woods
by Beverly Grening
Keeping Bedminster Green
by Barbara Thomas
Saving Our Family Lands
by Mark Berg
A Place in the Country
by Faye & Carl Oberheim
A Gift to the Community
by Taylor Potter