The land links the Fort Hunter Park along the Susquehanna River to State Game Lands 211 filling in a critical gap in the Kittatinny Ridge Conservation Landscape.
The land protects habitats for black bears and bobcats and rare species like woodland orchids and the Allegheny woodcut.
The land also safeguards pawpaw trees that are home to the zebra swallowtail butterfly.
For more information on programs, initiatives, upcoming events and how you can get involved, visit the Manada Conservancy website. Follow them on Facebook and Twitter. Click Here to support their work.
Related Articles This Week:
-- Wildlands Conservancy Protects Over 2,500 Acres In Carbon County [PaEN]
-- Manada Conservancy Protects 185 Acres On. The Kittatinny Ridge In Dauphin County [PaEN]
-- Heritage Conservancy Protects 90 Acres Of Woodland and Family Farm In Bucks County [PaEN]
-- West Chester University, East Whiteland Township Preserve 52 Acre Farm From Anonymous Donor In Chester County [PaEN]
[Posted: August 12, 2025] PA Environment Digest
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