Tuesday, August 6, 2019
By: Lillia Schmidt, Brandywine Conservancy Intern
In these wet summer months, it is not unusual to notice a thick foam accumulating on the surface of your stream. Although it can look unnatural, even alarming, suds on your stream is not all harmful, depending on the type. The tricky part is...
Read MoreThursday, December 17, 2015
On this day in which a critical vote will be held in Congress regarding conservation easements and charitable giving nationwide, Sherri Evans-Stanton, director of the Brandywine Conservancy, sent this powerful letter to the Editor of the...
Continue ReadingFriday, December 11, 2015
By: Tamanya Garza, Marketing & Social Media Specialist
As one of the groups leading the charge on maintaining clean water in the Brandywine Valley, the staff of the Brandywine Conservancy often get questions about how each person can do their part. One of the questions we get pretty regularly is...
Continue ReadingFriday, October 9, 2015
By: Tamanya Garza, Marketing & Social Media Specialist and Meredith Mayer, Community Engagement Coordinator
As the leaves start to explode in the fiery colors of fall, we each tend to find ourselves in awe of the beautiful forests we see every day...
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By: Kristen Frentzel, Easement Manager
To give you an idea of the diversity of the lands we help protect, let me share with you just a few of the animals we have come across...
Continue ReadingFriday, September 18, 2015
By: Edie J. Dondero, Associate Director, Land Stewardship
We are very excited to announce that a new butterfly garden is taking shape on the Brandywine campus. Affectionately named the “Monarch Migration Station,” the new garden will be planted with native wildflowers and grasses.
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