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One million people, and One Future.
 
The South Mountain Partnership brings people together across geopolitical and sectoral boundaries to highlight the importance of our landscape and take action to secure its future.
 
 
A Pennsylvania Conservation Landscape -- we are a broad coalition of partners collaborating to conserve Landscape Resources to enrich the quality of life and sense of place of the South Mountain region’s citizens and communities.

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April 29
March/April Partnership Update
April 29, 2021 Happy Spring! The season of growth is in full swing here. You can see it on your walks and drives, in the fields and parks and forests, and...

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April 29
March April 2021 ‘Around South Mountain’ e-Newsletter Now Available
News and a schedule of events that will 1. Improve your understanding of the South Mountain landscape – our shared region and home; 2. Evolve your understanding of land development...

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April 27
Press Release: Historic Barn Preservation Program a Success Thanks to Mini-Grant
Historic Gettysburg – Adams County (HGAC) has been preserving historic barns for more than 15 years and knows that surveying these structures – and telling their stories – is important....

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    Where Two Trails Meet: A Photo Essay     This is where I live, work, and play. I enjoy and…
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    Have you ever eaten a handful of blueberries so fresh that they’re still warm from the sun?
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    Replacing the noise of our built environment with the sounds of nature – the birds, the wind in the trees, the rustling of leaves underfoot, the gurgling of a mountain stream, and everything else…
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    Cultivated land broken by fingers of woodland reaching along creek beds, linear fruit-tree rows leading to forest-covered hilltops — it’s stunningly picturesque.
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    Changing hues, blazing colors and vivid sunsets making each and every moment a new experience
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    Watching lightning bugs lift out of the corn fields at dusk with a friend is at the top of my favorite things list.