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a metal art installation of orange waves pouring from a black can sits on a sidewalk, with a black metal fence and green shrubs in the background
Recreation
Grant completes South Bethlehem Greenway
Aug 25, 2025
three people with their backs to the camera view mountains through trees with fall colors
Our Partners
Highlands grant protects 60 acres in New Jersey
Jul 24, 2025
A view of the forested hills leads to a large open body of water below
The Highlands Conservation Act grant program at 20
Nov 25, 2024
a stone stairway leads down into the forest
Highlands grants boost biodiversity and climate resilience
Sep 16, 2024
an expanse of green forest and fields, with blue sky and clouds
Forever forest
Aug 28, 2024
Water rushes over the rocky edge of a small pond surrounded by grass and evergreen trees.
Our Partners
Highlands Conservation Act partners
Apr 24, 2024
A group of people stand in front of a forest holding a ribbon while a woman cuts the ribbon with a huge pair of scissors. 
Our Partners
Room to roam in Connecticut
Apr 3, 2024
A small black turtle white bright orange markings on it's neck walking in grass
Endangered Species Act
Protected spaces give bog turtles a reason to come out of their shell
Feb 21, 2024
A group of people at a conference pose for a group photo.
Our Partners
Celebrating new heights at the Highlands Summit
Dec 15, 2023
a boardwalk leads into a vast marsh with rolling mountains in the distance
Adding acres multiplies opportunities
Sep 19, 2023
a worker on a wooded trail wearing a helmet and using a chainsaw on a large log
Land Management
Turning an abandoned campground into a conservation opportunity
Jul 19, 2023
A view of the forested hills leads to a large open body of water below
Our Partners
Connecting to nature in the Highlands Region
May 16, 2023

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a metal art installation of orange waves pouring from a black can sits on a sidewalk, with a black metal fence and green shrubs in the background
Recreation
Grant completes South Bethlehem Greenway
Aug 25, 2025
three people with their backs to the camera view mountains through trees with fall colors
Our Partners
Highlands grant protects 60 acres in New Jersey
Jul 24, 2025
A view of the forested hills leads to a large open body of water below
The Highlands Conservation Act grant program at 20
Nov 25, 2024
a stone stairway leads down into the forest
Highlands grants boost biodiversity and climate resilience
Sep 16, 2024
an expanse of green forest and fields, with blue sky and clouds
Forever forest
Aug 28, 2024
Water rushes over the rocky edge of a small pond surrounded by grass and evergreen trees.
Our Partners
Highlands Conservation Act partners
Apr 24, 2024
A group of people stand in front of a forest holding a ribbon while a woman cuts the ribbon with a huge pair of scissors. 
Our Partners
Room to roam in Connecticut
Apr 3, 2024
A small black turtle white bright orange markings on it's neck walking in grass
Endangered Species Act
Protected spaces give bog turtles a reason to come out of their shell
Feb 21, 2024
A group of people at a conference pose for a group photo.
Our Partners
Celebrating new heights at the Highlands Summit
Dec 15, 2023
a boardwalk leads into a vast marsh with rolling mountains in the distance
Adding acres multiplies opportunities
Sep 19, 2023
a worker on a wooded trail wearing a helmet and using a chainsaw on a large log
Land Management
Turning an abandoned campground into a conservation opportunity
Jul 19, 2023
A view of the forested hills leads to a large open body of water below
Our Partners
Connecting to nature in the Highlands Region
May 16, 2023

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