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Whooping Cranes Visit NALT Conservation Areas in Texas

Sightings of rare birds trumpet the conservation success story The majestic whooping crane is the tallest flying bird in North America. It stands five-feet tall and has a wingspan of seven feet. It lives for more than 30 years. And it has a distinctive trumpet “whooping” call to attract mates. By all accounts, it is […]

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Brinton Run Preserve featured in The Hunt magazine

NALT’s Brinton Run Preserve recently was featured in The Hunt, a magazine that celebrates the history, countryside and people of the Brandywine Valley. Melissa Jacobs writes about the amazing group of nonprofits and governmental agencies that partnered to purchase the 72-acre tract where the Battle of Brandywine was fought. It will be the first public

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Demolition Crews Pave Way for Nature at Brinton Run Preserve

Brinton Run Preserve is normally a quiet sanctuary for plant and wildlife species, as well as a reverent site commemorating the Battle of Brandywine of the Revolutionary War. But for a few days this winter, the peaceful landscape bustled with the commotion of heavy equipment and construction workers. Demolition crews from TSI Home Improvements tore

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Meet Wyatt Moyer

Wyatt Moyer recently joined our NALT team as a Stewardship Specialist. Along with our field biologists, Wyatt will monitor the land and wildlife protected by NALT across the United States using satellite technology and site visits. “It’s all about ensuring the land and resources are there for future generations,” he said. A graduate of Slippery

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