Seven land conservation success stories from around the Chesapeake region

Each watershed jurisdiction has a hand in helping to meet our two million acre protected lands goal

By Wuillam Urvina |
Autumn sunrise scenery from the Bear Rocks area of the Dolly Sods Wilderness is seen near Davis, W.Va. (Photo courtesy of Nicolas Raymond/Flickr CC BY 2.0)
Trees grow in a forest with a vegetated forest floor.
The Nature Conservancy purchased 240 acres located in Bear Creek Township in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, in 2023. (Image courtesy of The Nature Conservancy)
People gather outside on land facing the Chesapeake Bay.
Governor Wes Moore Visits Holly Beach Farm, which was recently transferred to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. (Photo courtesy of Pat Siebert/Maryland Office of the Governor)
Aerial view of a rendering of the park, showing a bridge covered in grass.
A rendering of the 11th Street Bridge shows what the final development would look like. (Illustration courtesy of OMA + OLIN)

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