Serendipity, hope and a lot of hard work led to Hunterdon Land Trust’s latest preservation effort. The charming 71-acre Hope Hill Farm in Franklin Township attracted HLT’s attention for a number of reasons [...]
Relive the gripping tale of George Washington’s desperate crossing of the ice-choked Delaware River in 1776 and surprise attack on the Hessian troops in Trenton in a virtual presentation by William L. Kidder [...]
Discover new ways to take beautiful nature photographs at the Sunday, Oct. 11 Hunterdon Land Trust Farmers’ Market with photographer Marissa Jacobs. Jacobs will lead participants on a photographic walking tour of the [...]
Guidance to Aid Registration and Campaign Set Up You can download a PDF of the instructions here. To register for the Move-a-thon, please go here! 1. Go to https://charity.gofundme.com/hltmoveathon2020 2. You will see [...]
Make a move to protect the places you love in the Hunterdon County area! The nonprofit Hunterdon Land Trust invites everyone to participate in its first-ever Treasure Hunterdon Virtual Move-a-thon, which starts Aug. 15th and runs [...]
(Above photo): Rendition of the mining office located adjacent to the Case-Dvoor Farmstead. The copper mining industry had been poking around Hunterdon County for many years in search of riches, when its interests [...]
Seventy-five years ago the Delaware River was dying. Choked with sewage and industrial pollution, the river’s smell sickened those brave enough to stand upon its banks. Sections of the river had become dead [...]
This Friday (May 15) is the 15th annual Endangered Species Day, and Hunterdon Land Trust encourages you to cherish and explore biodiversity not just around the world, but right here in Hunterdon County. [...]
L. John Belle [...]
While recognizing that open spaces are vital resources for health and wellness, HLT reminds visitors to adhere to the following protocols to ensure the safety and well being of everyone: -- Do not [...]