Western Reserve Land Conservancy has permanently protected a 228-acre property along the scenic Ashtabula River, securing a critical link in one of Northeast Ohio's most significant conservation landscapes. The property, now owned and managed by the Cleveland Museum of Natural History as the Ashtabula River Preserve Extension, was protected through a collaborative effort supported by public funding from the Clean Ohio Conservation Fund and H2Ohio Rivers, alongside a generous grant from Atira Conservation.
"This project is a powerful example of what can happen when conservation partners come together around a shared vision," said Alex Czayka, Chief Conservation Officer at Western Reserve Land Conservancy. "The Ashtabula River Preserve Extension is a keystone property that connects and...
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