A Pennsylvania couple, Paul and Cynthia Black, bought 78.3 acres in 2022 with preservation in mind. The property is now permanently protected through a conservation easement, expanding a 236-acre corridor. Their broader conservation efforts across three contiguous projects have eliminated plans for 88 houses and 21 condominiums, preserving farmland, woodland and clean water.
A Pennsylvania couple, Paul and Cynthia Black, bought 78.3 acres in 2022 with preservation in mind. The property is now permanently protected through a conservation easement, expanding a 236-acre corridor. Their broader conservation efforts across three contiguous projects have eliminated plans for 88 houses and 21 condominiums, preserving farmland, woodland and clean water.
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