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78 Acres Added to Yards Creek Preserve - TLCNJ

In December 2020, The Land Conservancy of New Jersey added 78 acres to Yards Creek Preserve in Blairstown by acquiring two new parcels of land, bringing the size of the organization's newest nature preserve to 231 acres. Yards Creek Preserve was established in 2019 as an ambitious conservation project that will help protect drinking water for millions of the region's inhabitants and curb ...

Our Preserves | The Land Conservancy of NJ - TLCNJ

Near the Appalachian Trail and Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Yards Creek Preserve is an ambitious conservation project to protect drinking water in the Delaware River Basin, which 15 million people rely on—including the cities of Trenton, Philadelphia, Wilmington, and New York City. ... (973) 541-1010. info@tlc-nj.org ...

New Yards Creek Preserve Champions Biodiversity - TLCNJ

New Yards Creek Preserve Champions Biodiversity. ... and a significant section of the Appalachian Trail. Yards Creek Preserve will permanently safeguard drinking water quality, prevent additional development on the slopes of the Kittatinny Ridge, and maintain scenic views. ... (973) 541-1010. info@tlc-nj.org. SUBSCRIBE.

Yards Creek Preserve Moves Region Toward Climate Resilience - TLCNJ

Yards Creek Preserve is near the Appalachian Trail and adjacent to more than 76,000 acres of public land in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The goal is for the preserve to act as a carbon sink using native vegetation, mature forests of oak and hickory, and healthy soils. ... (973) 541-1010. info@tlc-nj.org. SUBSCRIBE.

Building Climate Resilience at Yards Creek - TLCNJ

Yards Creek Preserve is near the Appalachian Trail and adjacent to more than 76,000 acres of public land in the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The goal is for the preserve to act as a carbon sink using native vegetation, mature forests of oak and hickory, and heal ... Building Climate Resilience at Yards Creek. ... (973) 541-1010 ...

Yards Creek preserve builds climate resilience in the Delaware River ...

Yards Creek Preserve was established in 2019 as an ambitious conservation project that will help protect drinking water for millions of the region's inhabitants and curb encroaching development. TLCNJ has identified over 1,000 acres of particularly vulnerable and richly diverse land to preserve in the Delaware River Basin, one of the most ...

Introducing Millbrook Seeps Preserve - TLCNJ

Combined with TLCNJ's Yards Creek Preserve properties, it represents 337 acres out of the 850-acre goal for Bobcat Alley. In addition, we have our own goal to grow Yards Creek Preserve to 1,000 acres. The objective is to preserve forests in northwestern New Jersey that would likely be developed. ... (973) 541-1010. info@tlc-nj.org. SUBSCRIBE ...

Events | The Land Conservancy of NJ - TLCNJ

Yards Creek Preserve, 125 Stony Brook Rd, Blairstown, NJ 07825, USA ... (973) 541-1010. info@tlc-nj.org. SUBSCRIBE. Join. Thanks for submitting! We are deeply humbled to occupy the land of the native Munsee Lenape. The Land Conservancy of New Jersey acknowledges Indigenous Peoples as the traditional stewards of the land, and the enduring ...

Edible Plant Walk at Yards Creek Preserve | TLCNJ

Yards Creek Preserve, 125 Stony Brook Rd, Blairstown, NJ 07825, USA. About the event. Come stroll with local herbalist Reid Giacomarra as we look for native and nonnative medicinal & edible plants of late summer. Read More > Share this event. Contact Us. 19 Boonton Avenue. Boonton, NJ 07005 (973) 541-1010. info@tlc-nj.org. SUBSCRIBE.

Reforesting Yards Creek with Roots for Rivers

Staff and volunteers for The Land Conservancy of New Jersey recently planted 575 native trees at Yards Creek Preserve in Blairstown, thanks to a grant from the Roots for Rivers program. Once the mature forest is established, it will reduce erosion and rehabilitate wetlands on the Paulins Kill River, which feeds the Delaware. The trees will also provide shade to cool the water, discourage ...