Register Now For Delaware Highlands Conservancy Women And Their Woods Retreat Sept. 15-18 In Wayne County, PA
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The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is now accepting registrations for the Women And Their Woods Retreat to be held September 15-18 at the Highlights Foundation Workshop Facility in Boyd’s Mill, Milanville, PA in Wayne County.

Women forest landowners and aspiring landowners from across the mid-Atlantic region are invited to attend an educational retreat to learn more about managing their forestland and connect with other forest landowners.

Sponsors of the event include Gifford Pinchot's Grey Towers National Historic Site, PA Environmental Council, Pocono Forests & Waters Landscape Initiative, DCNR and the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership.

The deadline for registrations is August 30.

Click Here to register and for more information.

Upcoming Events

-- August 31:  The Pollinator Pathway - Bee On It!, Van Scott Nature Reserve

-- August 31: Deadline For Accepting Entries For Summer Photo Contest

-- September 7: Meadow Party - Fun For All Ages! Van Scott Nature Reserve

-- September 29: Taste Of The Harvest Brunch, Live Jazz

-- October 9: How You Can Conserve Your Land Webinar

Visit the Conservancy’s Events webpage to learn about other upcoming activities.

For more information on programs, initiatives and special events, visit the Delaware Highlands Conservancy website or call 570-226-3164 or 845-583-1010.  Click Here to sign up for regular updates from the Conservancy, Like on Facebook and Follow on Twitter. Learn about the Green Lodging Partnership initiative.  Click Here to support their work.

The Delaware Highlands Conservancy is committed to sustaining our rural quality of life and focused on the connections between local citizens, a healthy environment, and a strong local economy. 

It has permanently protected over 18,900 acres of working farms and forests, clean waters and wildlife habitat in the Upper Delaware region.

[Posted: August 23, 2024]


8/26/2024

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