Conservancy Blog

Conservancy Blog

Invasive Species Spotlight: Bush Honeysuckle

Exotic bush honeysuckles, originally native to parts of Eurasia—including Japan, China, Korea, Turkey, and southern Russia—were introduced to North America in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Initially, these shrubs were sought as ornamentals, used for erosion control, or chosen to...

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Owls of Pennsylvania

Mystery tends to surround animals that are most active at night. While scientists are constantly learning more about the adaptations and behaviors of nocturnal creatures, the majority of us are not in-tune with the rhythms of the night, giving an air of intrigue to the critters that feed, fly,...

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Unionville Area Regional Comprehensive Plan

The Brandywine Conservancy recently helped the Unionville Area (made up of the municipalities of East Marlborough, West Marlborough, and Newlin Townships) update its Regional Comprehensive Plan—a document that helps guide a vision for future land use, growth, preservation, housing needs, and...

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Celebrating 40 Years of Preservation of the King Ranch

In Southern Chester County, along Route 82, there is an agrarian oasis. The landscape undulates, with hay growing on rolling hillsides and copses of woods dotting the viewshed. Small streams meander through the lowlands, carrying some of the highest quality water in the region to the Brandywine...

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