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Summer of Life 2026 Nature Video
The High Point Preserve is full of native animals and plants that are often hidden by their behavior and stealthy nature. This video points to the beauty of life and…
Read MoreJapanese Knotweed
Japanese knotweed (Reynoutria japonica) is a large, aggressive, herbaceous perennial plant native to East Asia. Brought to the West as an ornamental in the 19th century, it is now considered…
Read MoreSummer 2026 Conservation Currents Newsletter
In celebration of summer and our ongoing conservation efforts, please enjoy the Summer 2026 Conservancy Currents, including: Annual Meeting: Save the Date – Annual Members’ Meeting Saturday, July…
Read More2026 Annual Meeting – Saturday July 25 – 11:00 AM
E.L. Rose Conservancy’s annual membership meeting on Saturday, July 25, 2026. We are looking forward to seeing you again and to meeting our new members. The event begins at 11…
Read MoreSandhill Crane Program, Saturday June 6 with Molly Giles
Sandhill Crane Program, with Molly Giles Saturday, June 6, 2026 1:00 PM Sandhill Cranes in Susquehanna County How many of you have…
Read MoreSpring Nature Video – 2026 Spring Melt
After this past cold and icy Winter, the gradual warming of Spring brings new life and hope. This nature video shares clips of physical nature and behaviors of local wildlife.…
Read MoreBrochure: “What Will Happen to Your Land?”
What will happen to your Land?
Read MoreUpcoming Events
This Saturday’s Bird Walk is rescheduled to Saturday, May 16th, at 8 AM. Spring Bird Walk, Woodbourne Forest Preserve, Saturday, May 16th, 8 AM This walk, that welcomes both Beginners…
Read MoreSpring 2026 Conservation Currents Newsletter
We are all welcoming Spring. Attached is our Spring newsletter – another harbinger of good things to come. And, as usual, the photographs are awe-inspiring. Please enjoy: Thank you to…
Read MoreWinter 2026 Conservancy Currents Newsletter
Meet new board members, peek under the snow to see what the voles are up to, learn a bit about barred owls and a new effort to grow emerald ash…
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