Greetings from Executive Director-Jennifer Jones

Dear Friends,

This is a challenging time for all of us. Keeping our families, friends, co-workers and community safe is our priority.

For at least the next several weeks, we will rely on video conference, telephone, email and mail to keep connected and will forgo in-person meetings with landowners and our watershed partners. We will continue to work with landowners to protect the farms, forests, streams, rivers and wildlife that define our watershed and in so many ways, define us as a community.

We encourage you to follow the recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on how to prevent the spread of Coronavirus pandemic.

Despite the current challenges, the staff and Board of the Cacapon and Lost Rivers Land Trust also continues to plan our 30th Anniversary community celebration, scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2020 at Buffalo Gap, in Capon Bridge. Save the date to join us in celebrating all that you love about the Cacapon and Lost Rivers watershed. On October 3, we look forward to recognizing the commitment of landowners, partners and supporters who have helped us protect more than 14,000 acres in this rare gem of a place.

During this unprecedented time, we can find solace in the beauty that surrounds us here. We hope you will take time to be outdoors in this magnificent watershed to witness the joys of spring, the newly plowed farm fields, the arrival of warblers, the fresh forest air, the night sky. Nature always has a way of bringing calm into a frenzied world.

Take care,
Jennifer

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