Land · History · Community

Our Work and Impact


Heritage Conservancy is a nonprofit that specializes in land conservation, natural resource protection, historic preservation, environmental education, and community building.

Our land and natural resource conservation efforts protect and steward natural land, preserve farmland and open spaces, and help to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Our historical preservation work recognizes and protects local landmarks and engages people with local history, in all its nuance and complexity.

Our community and educational programs connect people of all ages to the natural world, inspiring advocacy for land and watershed protection.

Heritage Conservancy is an Accredited Land Trust based in Bucks County and is a winner of the 2024 Pennsylvania Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence. Learn more about our mission of LAND — HISTORY — COMMUNITY.

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News and Updates

Heritage Conservancy’s First Pawpaw Festival Brings Out a Crowd

On a sunny Saturday earlier this month, almost 90 people joined us for our first-ever Pawpaw Festival, a celebration of the local fruit and other native trees and plants. “I was inspired to start a pawpaw festival to share my passions for conservation, science, native plants, and work I do here at Heritage Conservancy,” says [...]

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Nature Notes

Fast-Growing Native Plants for Your Garden

These swamp rose mallows were photographed in bloom at Heritage Conservancy's Aldie Mansion. Whether you are starting a new garden, expanding an existing one, or filling in a bald spot, many gardeners find themselves in need of beautiful plants that will fill a large area quickly. When...

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Weddings at Aldie Mansion


Past the brick and wrought-iron gates, on more than 10 acres of carefully tended grounds, stands Aldie Mansion. While its period charm adds to the ambiance of any special event, this restored mansion offers the space and amenities of a more contemporary venue.

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