From the countryside to the city, Western Reserve Land Conservancy’s projects make news. Check out some of the stories people are talking about.
Derek Owens’ Memorial Park to open Spring 2020
A crowd of approximately 150 people gathered on Saturday, November 9 for a dedication of a new a public park on Cleveland’s …
2019 Ohio Watershed Mini Grant Awards Announced
Western Reserve Land Conservancy and Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation have announced more than $35,000 in grant funding to watershed partners across Ohio …
Western Reserve Land Conservancy and Tangent Company recognized for national excellence in the first self-contained on-site water recycling system in the country
Western Reserve Land Conservancy, the largest local land trust in Ohio, and Tangent Company, LLC, creator of the first self-contained water system …
Orvis Giveback Days
Orvis Cleveland is pleased to announce their “Giveback Days” event taking place throughout the month of September. The outdoor retailer is partnering …
Western Reserve Land Conservancy’s Rich Cochran named among ‘Marquis Who’s Who’, distinguished list of leaders and achievers from around the globe
Northeast Ohio’s own Rich Cochran— President and CEO of Western Land Conservancy, the largest conservation organization in Ohio— has been inducted into …
Western Reserve Land Conservancy earns national recognition; positions Ohio for more permanent preservation of land
We are excited to announce that we have officially achieved national recognition, joining a distinguished group of accredited land conservancies that have …
Housing Market Recovery in Cuyahoga County: Will Cleveland’s East Side Be Left Behind?
New research about the ongoing housing market recovery in Cuyahoga County has been released in a report by Western Reserve Land Conservancy’s …
From landfill to greenspace: Plans for Old Brooklyn park move forward
Four years after Western Reserve Land Conservancy (the Land Conservancy) acquired the former Henninger Landfill on Pearl Road in Old Brooklyn, plans …
287 acres conserved in Richland County through Western Reserve Land Conservancy’s acquisition of the newly established Niss Waterfall Preserve
Western Reserve Land Conservancy has acquired 287 acres of land in Richland County. The permanent conservation of the property, Niss Waterfall Preserve, …
Grant funding available for Ohio watershed groups
Grant funding available for Ohio watershed groups Western Reserve Land Conservancy is happy to announce that for a fifth year, grant funding …
Land Conservancy works with Distribution Center to exceed environmental mitigation requirements and conserve 132 acres in Lordstown
Western Reserve Land Conservancy recently worked with HomeGoods to conserve 132 acres of forest habitat in Trumbull County. HomeGoods, a division of …
Arbor Day Celebrations Branch Out
As a leading member of the Cleveland Tree Coalition, Western Reserve Land Conservancy continues to lead the effort to grow Cleveland’s leafy …