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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.Land Added to Expand Nockamixon State Park
July 9, 2020
Natural Lands announced today the purchase of two properties totaling just over 14 acres that were then transferred as additions to Nockamixon State Park.
Gardens On Guard
July 6, 2020
First launched in 2011, the Sentinel Plant Network is a collaboration between the American Public Gardens Association and the National Plant Diagnostic Network. The program […]
Natural Lands Receives Award for Coatesville Park Revitalization
July 6, 2020
Natural Lands announced the organization has been awarded the Green and Sustainable Parks award from the Pennsylvania Recreation and Parks Society (PRPS).
Under Heart-Shaped Leaves.
June 16, 2020
In 1914, Samuel Bodine, then the owner of a 65-acre estate in Villanova known as Stoneleigh, directed the construction of a tennis court on his […]
I Don’t Just Love’em – I Lichen
June 7, 2020
by Tim Burris, Preserve Manager. So, one of the upsides of the pandemic has been better air quality. More empty roads and more empty work […]
nature for all
June 3, 2020
June 30, 2020 Dear Friends, The past few days have been difficult for all of us as we watched a tragically familiar injustice play out […]
Leave No Trace
May 28, 2020
Natural Lands encourages visitors to Leave No Trace. Read about the seven principals that helps you enjoy AND care for nature.
Pocopson/West Bradford Farm Preserved Forever
April 8, 2020
Natural Lands announced today the successful preservation of the 54-acre Castle Rock Farm that straddles Pocopson and West Bradford Townships, Chester County.
A Practical Guide For Roadside Wildflower Viewing
April 1, 2020
Are you a fan of wildflowers like we are? Is your bookshelf filled with plant field guides? Author and naturalist Chris Helzer says he’s identified […]
Poison Ivy And Virginia Creeper
April 1, 2020
Winter identification of Poison Ivy versus Virginia Creeper. These native vines are both important to the overall biodiversity of our forests.




