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2010

  • Brandywine Conservancy Receives Grant From PECO for Reforestation in the Brandywine Watershed (June 2010)

  • Shad in the Schools Program Releases Shad Fry into Brandywine River in Delaware and Pennsylvania (May 2010)

  • Volunteers From Astrazeneca Plant 1,400 Trees In The Laurels Preserve To Help Keep The Brandywine Watershed Healthy (March 2010)

  • Brandywine Conservancy Wins Project Habitat Award for Invasive Weed Program (March 2010)

  • Brandywine Conservancy Files Appeal in Federal Court Seeking Reversal of Decision on Pipeline Project (February 2010)



    2009

  • Brandywine Conservancy, Londonderry Township and Chester County Preserve 117-acre Farm (December 2009)

  • Brandywine Conservancy and Stroud Water Research Center Plant 1200 Trees as Part of New Reforestation Campaign (October 2009)

  • Brandywine Conservancy Celebrates 25th Anniversary of King Ranch Conservation Easement (October 2009)

  • Brandywine Conservancy Partners with East and West Brandywine Townships for Conservation Easements (March 2009)



    2008

  • Brandywine Conservancy Presents Award to Senator Thomas Carper Recognizing His Leadership in Supporting Tax Incentives for Conservation Easements (November 2008)

  • Brandywine Conservancy Presents Award to Congressman Joe Pitts Recognizing His Leadership In Supporting Tax Incentives For Conseration Easements (October 2008)

  • Brandywine Conservancy Earns Accreditation From The Land Trust Accreditation Commission (September 2008)



    2007

  • Suburban Sprawl Threatens to Destroy a Major Landmark in American History (March 2007, #001)
  • Brandywine Conservancy Surpasses 40,000 Acres in Protected Land (March 2007, #003)
  • Bringing Back the Shad (April 2007, #006)
  • Suburban Sprawl Threatens to Destroy a Major Landmark in American History (April 2007, #007)
  • Protection of Brandywine Battlefield Goes Cross Country (April 2007, #008)
  • An Important Landmark in American History is Protected by the Brandywine Conservancy (June 2007, #010)
  • The Brandywine Conservancy Celebrates Its 40th Anniversary (August 2007, #011)
  • Brandywine Conservancy Participating in Land Trust Accreditation Program (September 2007, #012)
  • Protected Land in Central Chester County Named "Important Bird Area" (November 2007, #015)

    2006

  • Brandywine Conservancy releases findings on threats to farmland and watersheds in the Route 41 Corridor (January 2006, #001)
  • Brandywine Conservancy Approaches 40,000 Acres in Protected Land (March 2006, #003)

    2004

  • Brandywine Conservancy Publishes Manual on Transfer of Development Rights (January 2004, #001)

    2003

  • Coalition Stops Cornog Quarry Project (August 2003, #006)
  • Brandywine Conservancy Tops 38,000 Acres in Permanently Protected Land (March 2003, #002)

    2002

  • Brandywine Conservancy Launches Major Project Focusing on Route 41 Corridor (6/2002, #002)

    2001

  • Brandywine Battlefield Preserved (3/01, #023)

    For more information send email to emc@brandywine.org, call 610-388-2700,
    or write to Environmental Management Center, Brandywine Conservancy, P.O. Box 141, Chadds Ford, PA 19317



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