Dead Ash Trees Removed From Dvoor Farm
Hunterdon Land Trust bid a sad farewell this week to several ash trees that stood in a row between the Dvoor Farm and the traffic circle. The trees fell victim to the dreaded [...]
Meet HLT’s New Interim Director
Jacqueline Middleton steps into her new role as Hunterdon Land Trust's interim executive director with a wealth of experience behind her. She has worked as our Land Acquisition Director since 2014 and is [...]
Patricia Ruby to Step Down as HLT Executive Director
After a decade leading Hunterdon Land Trust (HLT), Patricia Ruby is stepping down as executive director. During her tenure, Hunterdon Land Trust preserved more than 5,000 acres of land, bringing the organization’s total [...]
Sister Reflects on Life of a Hunterdon Land Trust Friend
About a month ago, Hunterdon Land Trust shared with you a story about Beverly Railsback, who kindly left a bequest to our nonprofit when she sadly passed away last October. Beverly loved nature, [...]
Meet Our Newest Farmers’ Market Vendor: Va Fa Napoli Pizza
"Va Fa Napoli" is typically a derogatory phrase suggesting somewhere the speaker hopes you'll visit soon. Spoiler alert: It ain't Naples. However, our newest Farmers' Market vendor wants to change all that. "You [...]
Preserve Program Focuses on History and Nature
Whether you enjoy history or exploring the wonders of nature, we've got the tour for you. Join HLT Land Steward Emily Dunn and Outreach Director Dave Harding for a tour that focuses on [...]
Frenchtown Walking Tour
If you've ever shot a pharmacist, tried to conquer Mexico, or been knocked off a bar stool at 9:30 a.m., we have the perfect tour for you! Join Rick Epstein and HLT for [...]
Beverly Railsback: A Generous Heart and a Love for Nature
Beverly Railsback loved taking walks around the parks and preserves near her Lambertville home, often snapping photos of flowers or a favorite tree to share with family and friends. She cherished Hunterdon County's [...]
The Dvoor Farm and the American Revolution
"During the Revolutionary War the farm was used as a camp by General Sullivan's soldiers. . . ." The above plaque, affixed to the northwest exterior of the Dvoor Farmhouse, has often elicited [...]
Teamwork Leads to Bethlehem Township Preservation
When you’re targeting properties that are vital to preserve, you’d be hard pressed to find one better than this. The 97-acre CRC Mine Road LLC property in Bethlehem Township is a huge preservation [...]