We help local, regional and county park systems acquire land. These parks and preserves create new recreational opportunities for people and add to the quality of life in our communities.
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What does a typical week look like for Western Reserve Land Conservancy? After decades of planning and negotiating, the Land Conservancy …
Conservation Stories
Western Reserve Land Conservancy has partnered with the Audubon Society of Greater Cleveland to acquire and permanently preserve approximately 80.5 acres of …
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A Look Back The historic Modroo Family Farm on Hemlock Road has served as the gateway to Russell Township and Geauga County …
Conservation Stories
Ashtabula County Metroparks recently partnered with the nonprofit Western Reserve Land Conservancy to purchase and permanently preserve the 129-acre former Camp Yakewi …
Conservation Stories
For many years, Western Reserve Land Conservancy has worked with corporate and community partners in southeast Akron to restore streams, build trails …
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Conservation Stories
Western Reserve Land Conservancy has officially acquired and transferred ownership of the former Lifeboat Station subdivision to the Village of Marblehead. The …
Conservation Stories
One of Ohio’s most spectacular outdoor classrooms has been permanently preserved by Hiram College and the nonprofit Western Reserve Land Conservancy, with …
Conservation Stories
The 40-acre Hoffman Forest MetroPark, leased for the past 20 years, has been permanently acquired and conserved by Erie MetroParks with the …
Conservation Stories
Rich Cochran, Western Reserve Land Conservancy President and CEO, shared the following message with our staff and trustees – and you, our …
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Conservation Stories
Western Reserve Land Conservancy recently partnered with Mill Creek MetroParks to add 19 acres to the park district’s Egypt Swamp Preserve in …
