Western Reserve Land Conservancy has surpassed the significant milestone of protecting 80,000 acres of public and private land throughout Ohio. The Land Conservancy has now conserved 80,163 acres across 987 properties in 28 counties—land where old-growth forests, prime farmland soils, important wildlife habitat, headwater streams and rivers, scenic hiking trails, vital community spaces, and more will be protected, now and for future generations.
Founded in 1987 and expanded in 2006 by the largest merger of land trusts in U.S. history, Western Reserve Land Conservancy’s mission is to provide the people across the region with essential natural assets through...
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