For every $1 donated, the Land Conservancy is able to protect $16 worth of land. We are so grateful for the generosity and support of people throughout our region. Together we are making a difference!

We are always looking for volunteers to help with our fundraising events like EverGreen EverBlue and our social events like Triple Tap. If you enjoy socializing, pitching in, and helping others we need you.

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events & calendar
Sunday, July 25, 2010
Kids in the Creek,
despite a rainy start to the day, over 70 grandparents, parents, and kids came out to play in the creek. Check out our new pictures on facebook.
Sunday, August, 29, 2010
Yoga in the Preserve. A celebration of summer, nature, and you! Read more...
Friday, Sept. 10, 2010 at 6pmJoin us for our seventh annual EverGreen EverBlue, a fun and festive event at the fabulous Lake House in scenic Hunting Valley....Read more...
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and publications from the Land Conservancy
July 21, 2010
Partnership helps create
urban greenway in AkronLockheed Martin Corp., the Land Conservancy and a host of other partners have transformed a polluted ditch into beautifully restored stream and greenway in southeast Akron...
June 17, 2010Land Conservancy to help create Ashtabula County park A joint project involving Ashtabula County, its park system, a sportsmen's organization and the Land Conservancy may result in the creation of a new 92-acre park just west of Jefferson...Read more...
June 7, 2010
Oh deer! Fawn freed during Medina cleanup
Dan Miltner noticed something moving on the banks of Champion Creek.
Miltner, one of about 25 volunteers who were cleaning up a half-mile stretch of the creek west of Roscoe Ewing Park...Read more...

May 6, 2010 Another 630 acres preserved in Huron County
An additional 630 acres of farmland and natural areas in Huron County have been permanently preserved by property owners working with Western Reserve Land Conservancy...
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