Portions of Dvoor Farm Trail To Be Closed
Trail closure alert! Portions of our trails at the Dvoor Farm are temporarily closed while the restoration project for the Walnut Brook (also known as the Mine Brook) is in progress. The Walnut [...]
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 [...]
Governor Signs Bill That Protects Pollinators
New Jersey is now a national leader in protecting pollinators, other wildlife, and people from the risks and effects of widespread neonic contamination. Governor Phil Murphy recently signed into law bill A2070/S1016, which prohibits nearly [...]
Preservation of Maritan Property
To Provide Link to Existing Trail
Hunterdon Land Trust's preservation of the 104-acre Maritan Inc. property in Kingwood will create an impressive green corridor that will connect to the adjacent Idell Preserve. Maritan is comprised of a mix of [...]
Photo Contest Rules
To download an entry form, please go here. To read more about the contest, please visit our website here. All photos must be original work, taken by the entrants. No third party may [...]
Preserved Properties Increase Size of Horseshoe Bend Park
It all began with a plan. Hunterdon Land Trust Land Acquisitions Director Jacqueline Middleton and Kingwood Deputy Mayor Richard Dodds met with representatives of Green Acres to study a map showing the part [...]
HLT Helps Preserve Franklin Township Farm
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 [...]
HLT Hosts Free Nature Photography Walk
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 [...]
A National Success Story: Delaware Named ‘River of the Year
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 [...]
HLT Mourns Passing of Trustee L. John Belle
L. John Belle [...]