Friday, January 30, 2026

WeConservePA Now Accepting Applications For Project Planning Grants

WeConservePA is now offering $20,000 grants to help small and mid-sized Pennsylvania land trusts (that meet the qualifying criteria) pursue the conservation of land for the public benefit—supporting all stages of landowner outreach for conservation acquisition projects. 

Grants may also be used to fund title research, preliminary environmental review, project planning by staff, and other precursors to completing donations, bargain sales, and purchases of property interests.

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The 2026 PA Land Conservation Conference will be held April 29 to May 1 in Lancaster.

More than 114,800 Pennsylvanians contribute to local land trusts.

Related Articles This Week:

-- Registration Open!  WeConservePA Pennsylvania Land Conservation Conference April 29 - May 1 In Lancaster  [PaEN] 

-- Lancaster Conservancy Transfers 175-Acre Rock Springs Nature Preserve To DCNR To Protect The Future Of Globally Rare Serpentine Barrens In Lancaster County  [PaEN] 

-- Natural Lands Finalizes The Protection Of 60 Acres Of Forest In Hopewell Big Woods, Berks County  [PaEN]

-- Lancaster Conservancy Partners With Landowner To Protect 11.6 Acres Of Woodlands In Canoy Township With New Conservation Easement  [PaEN]

-- WeConservePA Now Accepting Applications For Project Planning Grants  [PaEN]

-- Reforesting Appalachia: Suntory Group And Bosland Growth Join Forces To Elevate Hardwood Conservation In Pennsylvania, West Virginia  [PaEN]  

NewsClips:

-- WESA: The Nature Conservancy Acquires 279 Acres In Cambria County To Protect Rare Birds 

-- Inquirer - Frank Kummer: Game Commission Board Votes For Land Swap Widely Opposed By Limerick Residents

[Posted: January 30, 2026]  PA Environment Digest

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