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Adopt an Acre!

The Conservancy’s Adopt an Acre® program is raising funds to help protect the Appalachians. By adopting an acre, you can help protect one of the world's most  diverse habitats. 

News

Air pollution is threatening the future of the Appalachians, impacting everything from rare salamanders to forest production. Read the full report to learn what the Conservancy and the Cary Institute discovered.

 

 

 

Hunting Info

The Nature Conservancy allows hunting in many places in Pennsylvania as a management tool to improve forest health. Click to learn more about the preserves that are open to hunting.

Get Involved

Help the Cumberland County Smart Growth Partnership create a vision for sustaining forests, freshwater and quality of life.  Take the online survey.


 

What's New

Aridlands of Namibia © Bill Kunze/TNC

Pennsylvania state director, Bill Kunze, recently traveled to the deserts of Namibia to see first-hand how The Nature Conservancy is working in Africa. Read about his experiences tracking black rhinos in our Message from the Director column.

 

 

Conservancy at Work

Explore the Faces of Conservation and learn more about our work in Pennsylvania. 

Meet author and naturalist Scott Weidensaul as he shares his introduction to bird banding.

Assessing Impacts of Gas Exploration:

Pennsylvania is seeing a boom in gas leasing activity. Discover how the Conservancy is exploring the issue.   




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