The Brandywine Conservancy protects and conserves the land, water, natural and cultural resources of the Brandywine-Christina watershed.
Chadds Ford, PA
Joined March 2017
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This week, @BranConservancy introduced the Brandywine Flood Study, in coordination with #Chesco Water Resources Authority and @UDelaware to understand where & why flooding occurs along the Brandywine Creek and how to limit severe flooding events. Details: bit.ly/47Ktwku.
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There's a team effort to protect neighborhoods after the remnants of Hurricane Ida devastated our region two years ago. @TFurlong has more on the ongoing project. on.nbc10.com/wONQUuI
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Our Water Resources Center is proud to partner with Chester County Water Resources Authority & @BranConservancy to launch the Brandywine Flood Study. It will identify opportunities for future flood mitigation measures to better protect residents living along Brandywine Creek.
Nearly two years since Hurricane Ida created historic flooding down the Brandywine Valley all the way into Wilmington, the Brandywine Conservancy, in conjunction with the Chester County Water Resources Authority (CCWRA), and the University of Delawa… wdel.com/news/preparing-for-…
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@BranConservancy launched a new Climate Resiliency Initiative to help local municipalities & landowners proactively address climate change through tech. assistance, funding, education, planning, & project implementation, to help combat climate issues.
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@BranConservancy announced the launch of the Brandywine Creek Greenway’s Mini Grant Program for 2023-2024. (Program funded by a recent grant of $85,000 from @DCNRnews.) They will be able to grant awards of $2,000 to $25,000. App. window: 3.20-5.30, 2023.
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32 conservation projects were completed by the Brandywine Conservancy throughout the year, which protected 1,033 additional acres in Chester, Delaware, and Lancaster Counties.
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Brandywine Conservancy celebrates 70,000 acres of land permanently preserved trib.al/S32AKhZ
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@BranConservancy recently preserved 16 acres of historic land in East Bradford Township, Chester County, PA. The original Samuel Starr Farm, it includes protected historic resources, plus additional trail, park, and open space connections.
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@BranConservancy recently preserved 14+ acres of horse pasture and woodlands from future development near the historic Village of Marshallton in West Bradford Township, Chester County.
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Our organization began with a coalition of partners with a common objective: to work towards removing or modifying old industrial dams no longer in use that prevent shad migration. Thank you @BranConservancy for being one of those instrumental partners!
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The #railroad display @BrandywineMuse is insanely cool- opens Saturday for the #holidayseason - my @NBCPhiladelphia story-
As the holidays grow closer, the @BrandywineMuse is gearing up for the 50 year anniversary of the Brandywine Railroad display. @tfurlong shows us what visitors can expect at the museum. on.nbc10.com/rmqjPLI
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Fall trail running The Laurels Preserve @BranConservancy —couldn’t ask for better weather.
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Congratulations to our friends at @BranConservancy for 55 years of incredible service, leading the way in protecting our communities' waterways and green spaces! bit.ly/3ED65NR
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Brandywine Conservancy's Land Preservation Goal Close to Hitting Historic Mark
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Join @BranConservancy for their fifth annual Bike the Brandywine on September 17! This year they have three exciting routes -- 25, 45, and 62 miles -- full of the scenery and history of the Brandywine River 🚴♀️ 🚴♂️
Learn more: bit.ly/3QXwpp3
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This is an extraordinary milestone accomplishment for the land trusts we represent and more. Well done, PA!
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A flood recovery ceremony took place Tuesday afternoon to mark the Sept. 1 flooding of the Brandywine River Museum from Hurricane Ida and to thank those who restored the museum so quickly.
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Great to be back at @BranConservancy to celebrate its incredible recovery from flood damage suffered during Hurricane Ida.
I remain committed to delivering the federal funding PA-05 needs to recover and rebuild in the wake of natural disasters. dailylocal.com/2022/08/11/al…
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The PA legislature approved using $220 million in federal money to create a new Clean Streams Fund to help reduce polluted runoff into the state’s waterways, a move that could significantly help the state’s progress toward #ChesapeakeBay cleanup goals.
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Don’t miss this week’s full moon! It’s the biggest and brightest supermoon of the the year! There are some other things to see in the July night sky. Looking to the East/Southeast predawn, you can catch a glimpse of four planets in a row: Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. 🦌🌕🔭
ALT Infographic about the July 13 supermoon. This full moon is known as the buck moon, hay moon, berry moon, and thunder moon. Native Americans and Europeans named moons for events that happen around this time of the year. This supermoon will be the third of four supermoons in a row and will be the biggest and brightest of the year. Get at a higher elevation with a clear view of the horizon to take in this sight at moonrise. The Full Buck Moon rises around 9:15 PM on Wednesday evening; but will appear full and can be enjoyed from early Tuesday morning through early Friday morning.