The House and Senate recently formally recognized the Lancaster Conservancy in honor of its 50th anniversary with a citation from both chambers.
The citations were presented to the Conservancy’s executive committee by Representatives David Zimmerman (R-Lancaster), Michael Sturla (D-Lancaster), and Brett Miller (R-Lancaster), and Sen. Scott Martin (R-Lancaster).
“Land protection requires strong partnerships between organizations like the Conservancy and our Lancaster County public officials,” said Phil Wegner, president of the Conservancy. “We are grateful to receive these proclamations supporting our work. We look forward to the continuing support of our state representatives.”
The citation from the House of Representatives states:
“Whereas, Founded in 1969, the Lancaster Conservancy was established to protect natural lands in Lancaster County, and it has expanded to include more than six thousand acres across four counties.
“Throughout its history, the Conservancy has made inestimable contributions to the welfare of society through its programs, which are designed to enhance the quality of life for all, a succession, of dedicated leaders, staff members and volunteers has made this possible, keeping ever mindful of the noble maxims of the organization.
“Now therefore, the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania salutes the Lancaster Conservancy upon its richly deserved recognition; offers best wishes for continued growth and success in the years to come…
For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Lancaster Conservancy website.
(Reprinted from the PA Land Trust Association People & Projects News webpage.)
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