French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust, Bob & Shelley Casciato Partner To Preserve 10.4 Acres In Chester County
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On December 9, the French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust announced the donation of a conservation easement by Bob and Shelley Casciato, securing the lasting protection of their 10.4-acre property in West Vincent Township, Chester County. The Casciatos were partners in two prior easements with the 16 Years, LLC company and 18 Years, LLC company projects, bringing the total contiguous acreage conserved to nearly 170. Located along St. Matthews Road, this property features open fields and wooded habitat for migrating birds and other wildlife, providing unobstructed views from the roadway. “This easement marks the 200th for French & Pickering, a truly significant accomplishment. Bob and Shelley have been long-time supporters of the Trust and have been instrumental in land protection efforts for decades. I am grateful for the opportunity to work with them once again on such an important project,” said Pam Brown, Senior Conservation Advisor for French & Pickering. French & Pickering is deeply appreciative of the Casciatos’ generosity in enabling the permanent preservation of this exceptional piece of northern Chester County countryside. Click Here for the announcement. Since 1967, the French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust has protected more than 13,600 acres in northern Chester County through purchases, conservation easements and public/private partnerships. The nonprofit organization works with landowners, townships, foundations and the state and county to purchase and monitor conservation easements, create parkland, and preserve environmentally sensitive land. (Photo: Jen Trachtman (Board President, French & Pickering), Bob Casciato, Pam Brown (Senior Conservation Advisor, French & Pickering), Bill Gladden (Executive Director, French & Pickering). Center: Shelley Casciato) Related Articles This Week: -- Vote Now For Pennsylvania's 2025 River Of The Year Among 3 Finalists-- Delaware River, Perkiomen Creek, Youghiogheny River [PaEN] -- DCNR Blog: Braving The Flames - The Stories Of Two Women Wildland Firefighters; Join The Crew! [PaEN] -- DCNR Resource Newsletter: Stories Of 2 Women Wildfire Fighters; Outdoor Recreation $19 Billion Economy; Wild Resources Grant Awards -- DCNR Grants Newsletter: Camp Tuckahoe Recreation Area Acquisition; Expanded Access To Lackawaxen River; DCNR Grant Round Opens Jan. 21 -- DCNR Names Justin Waid Park Manager For Tobyhanna State Park Complex In Monroe, Wayne Counties -- South Mountain Partnership Jan. 31 Winter Partnership Meeting In York County; Holiday Gift Guide [PaEN] -- The Nature Conservancy Now Accepting Applications For Resilient & Connected Appalachians Land Protection Grants; Jan. 15 Webinar [PaEN] -- Foundation For Sustainable Forests: Mallory Forest – Loving the Land Through Working Forests, Landowners Tell Their Stories [PaEN] -- French & Pickering Creeks Conservation Trust, Bob & Shelley Casciato Partner To Preserve 10.4 Acres In Chester County [PaEN] -- Dec. 13 Take Five Fridays With Pam, PA Parks & Forests Foundation [PaEN] NewsClips: -- Altoona Mirror: PA Outdoor Recreation Association Aims To Boost Outdoor Recreation -- Williamsport Sun: Susquehanna Riverwalk Trail Extension’s Initial Stage Praised -- Tribune-Democrat: Ribbon-Cutting Marks Another Step Forward For Ghost Town Trail Expansion -- Altoona Mirror: Ghost Town Trail Marks Milestone -- Altoona Mirror: Logan Valley Trail Opens In Blair County -- Warren Times: Allegheny National Forest North Country Trail Assn. Details 2024 Work, Talks 2025 Plans -- Republican Herald: Schuylkill Haven Vying For WalkWorks Grant -- Scranton Times: PA Environmental Council Awards 2024 Environmental Partnership Award To Anthracite Bicycle Coalition -- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: New GIS Map Plots More Than 22,000 Bird Detections, 170 Species From 24-Day West Branch Susquehanna Kayaking Trip -- Warren Times: Allegheny River Cleanup Recognized By US Forest Service -- Middle Susquehanna RiverKeeper Blog: DCNR Botanist: Protecting Habitat For Rare Wetland Plants Critical As Certain Populations Struggle -- NextPittsburgh: Landforce, Partners Receive $15.3 Million Federal Grant For Workforce Development Program -- PittsburgUnionProgress.com: Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Events Aim To Ensure All Ages Can Enjoy Winter Activities In Pittsburgh’s Parks -- Post-Gazette Editorial: Pittsburgh Families Suffer Substandard Parks Despite Approving Special Parks Tax [Posted: December 9, 2024] |
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