The Kutz property is connected to an existing 24-acre conservation easement held by Heritage Conservancy.

Heritage Conservancy and Williams Township's Land Preservation Board have protected 82 acres in Northampton County. The land features tributary headwaters of the Fry Run Watershed, freshwater ponds, wetlands, woodlands, native grasslands, and pollinator meadows. This preservation connects to existing protected lands, bringing Williams Township's total permanently preserved acreage to nearly 2,250 acres.



Learn more about this preservation win for habitat connectivity.

Even a small garden like this provides critical habitat and food sources for pollinators.

This spring, 6th and 7th graders at Benjamin Franklin Middle School in Levittown converted a section of their courtyard into a native pollinator garden, supported by a DEP Environmental Education grant, their teachers, and Heritage Conservancy staff. Students researched native plants, measured the space, and designed a blueprint before bringing their plan to life, creating a critical habitat for local wildlife right outside their classroom.


From lawn to life, read about this student-led project.

Thanks to a local man, the firehouse was restored and continues to 
serve the community.

In January of 2026, the Warrington Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 firehouse at 2099 Maple Avenue was added to Heritage Conservancy's Register of Historic Places. Originally built in 1934 through the fundraising efforts of the local community, the building served Warrington Township for forty years before falling into disuse. Read the full story of how it was saved, and why it matters for the community.

Learn about the history of Warrington Volunteer Fire Company No. 1

A snake species that is both common and often underappreciated.

This is one of PA's smaller snake species, averaging somewhere between 6 and 15 inches in length. The record for this species is just over 2 feet, but most of the Ringnecks you’ll find will be far smaller. If you're even vaguely interested in the world of herpetology, this is a great entry species to learn about — they're easy to find, harmless, and quite beautiful!


Meet the Northern Ringneck Snake

"We are thrilled to support Heritage Conservancy’s new greenhouse at the Russell-Mandel Preserve. This project invests in education, environmental stewardship, and the future of our local landscape. The opportunity to help create a space where native plants can be cultivated, where preserved properties can be enhanced, and where communities can experience hands-on learning about nature is truly inspiring."  

– Kim Wehrung

Wehrung’s Lumber and Home Center

Thank you to the following Business Leaders for supporting Heritage Conservancy's mission and making accomplishments possible through their generosity:

And to the following Business Partner for their new and renewed support:

Bustamante Engineers Inc.

Gilmore & Associates, Inc.

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