|

 |
 |
 |
 |
|
|
|
With it, we can: |
 |
|
Preserve open space
|
 |
|
Maintain the integrity of open land easements
|
 |
|
Acquire easements |
 |
|
Assist landowners with the
decision-making process |
 |
|
Educate others to understand
the value of conservation
|
 |
|
Pass on the best of our
values to the next generation |
|
DONATE SECURELY ONLINE |
|
|
 |
|
 |
Board of Trustees
Dennis N. Forney, Chairman
Preston A. Schell, Vice Chairman
John R. Schroeder, Treasurer
Mark S. Lally, Secretary
Harry (Hobby) Isaacs, Jr., Director
Wendy O. Baker, President & CEO
James A. Fuqua, Jr., Trustee
Robert A. Horsey, Trustee
Mark Isaacs, Trustee
Robert Stickels, Trustee
Councilman Vance Phillips, Trustee
Councilman Lynn Rogers, Trustee
Jack Vessels
Randall C. Willin, Jr.
For most people discretionary time is a precious possession,
parceled out with care. So it is telling that volunteers
give so much of their time to conserving open space through land
trusts. Volunteers see the need for and organize land
trusts, serve on boards and committees, and raise money; they
donate legal and accounting services, restore pond banks, lead
nature walks, monitor easement-protected property, write
newsletters and much more. Their precious time is truly
making the world a better place.
Equally
important are the financial contributions from supporters like
you. These donations support volunteer efforts, allow us to
educate communities and help us preserve open space. Without
your financial support, land trusts cannot achieve their goals and
protect the open spaces that are so precious to us and future
generations.
Please
consider helping preserve Sussex County's special places by
becoming one of our Preservation Partners today.
Wendy
O. Baker,
President and CEO
wobaker@sclandtrust.org
 |