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Get the latest buzz on Natural Lands' work to save open space, care for nature, and connect people to the outdoors and each other.From Wreck To Weald
May 6, 2024
By Devon Funt, Crow’s Nest Intern, and Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. Following the demolition of the defunct General Store at the former Warwick Woods Campground, […]
You Should Never Plant A Butterfly Bush Again
May 1, 2024
Butterfly bush is an invasive plant, meaning it crowds out beneficial plants that have naturally grown in your community for centuries.
Art Along The Trails
April 19, 2024
Along the Walking Trails Please enjoy beautiful, nature-inspired paintings amongst the trees. An exhibition of original paintings by Ann Hopkins Wilson will be on display at Natural […]
The Unfamiliar Familiar
April 2, 2024
By Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. While we wait a little longer for spring to arrive (it’s coming!) here’s a look any something familiar, but in […]
Wawa Preserve To Get Added Amenities.
April 1, 2024
Natural Lands announced today that it has acquired a small parking lot adjacent to its Wawa Preserve in Delaware County. The conservation non-profit intends to […]
Beth Albright Joins Natural Lands’ Board of Trustees
March 26, 2024
Natural Lands announced today that Beth Albright has joined its Board of Trustees.
Prescribed Fire 2024
March 15, 2024
By Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. Wednesday this week was our annual prescribed fire refresher training. A required part of the fire program, this involves a […]
Invasive Mantid Removal
March 14, 2024
Early spring is the season for removing Chinese mantis oothecae (or egg cases) at Stoneleigh: a natural garden. Introduced to the United States in the […]
Just Like That, Spring!
March 5, 2024
By Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. Just a couple weeks ago we were under snow. Subtly but surely we’ve turned the page into spring. We may […]
Showy Snow
February 14, 2024
By Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. It was worth getting outside as soon as the snow stopped today, while it still clung to tree branches. Above, […]




