The Brandywine Conservancy is committed to the belief that preservation and wise use of natural and cultural resources provides health, education, beauty, and increased quality of life for individuals and communities.  The Conservancy assures present and future generations of open space, dependable water supplies, historical sites, and important works of American art, and also provides an understanding of the meaning and potential of these things, both separately and in relation to each other.  The Conservancy preserves, protects, interprets, utilizes and displays these resources through its Brandywine River Museum and Environmental Management Center. 

Radnor Hunt Races, May 19 Racing for open space. Become a part of the spring tradition of steeplechasing at the Radnor Hunt. Six exciting races feature horses galloping over hurdles and timber fences for purses totaling $180,000. Enjoy a tailgate picnic with friends and family while helping to win the race for open space. All proceeds benefit the land and water preservation programs of the Brandywine Conservancy.

Important Information about the Covered Bridges in the Laurels Preserve