The Brandywine Conservancy is thrilled to announce the launch of the Brandywine Native Garden Hub, a new online resource designed to inspire gardeners of all levels and skillsets. The Brandywine Native Garden Hub is a free,...
Read MoreThe sun was shining and the temperature was mild on December 1st when The Weeders appeared at our Waterloo Mills Preserve in Devon armed with shovels and smiles and ready to install a new woodland demonstration garden.
The Weeders first contacted Kevin Fryberger, our natural resources...
Last Saturday, our staff participated in the 15th successional Pennsylvania Annual Migration Count (PAMC).
The count takes place each spring on the second Saturday in May. Last year, 704 observers from 40 counties across Pennsylvania participated in the count and 219 species...
As part of our Brandywine watershed reforestation initiative, the Conservancy is aiming to plant 25,000 trees by 2013.
This year, we had hoped to plant 5,000 trees on public and private lands within the watershed. Not only did we reach our goal, we surpassed it by planting 7,650...
The Brandywine Conservancy has been awarded a $93,000 grant to assist 20 municipalities in southern Chester County with achieving water quality goals.
The grant, obtained by the Conservancy through the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), will enable us to work...