Manada Conservancy

Our Story

Manada Conservancy is a dedicated land trust focused on preserving the natural, historic, agricultural, and scenic resources of Dauphin County. Established in 1997, the organization arose from concerns about the loss of farmland and wildlife habitat in the region, with a name that honors the Manada Creek watershed and the area's Native American heritage.

Impact

Since its inception, Manada Conservancy has successfully protected approximately 3,000 acres of land in Dauphin County, with plans for hundreds more. The organization also offers free educational programs that engage participants from multiple counties, fostering community involvement and environmental awareness.

Why Donate?

As a membership-based nonprofit, Manada Conservancy relies heavily on community support, with over 70% of its revenue coming from individual contributions. Your donation is vital for sustaining conservation efforts and educational initiatives.

Get Involved

Join the mission to protect Dauphin County's natural resources. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to support land conservation, environmental education, and community engagement. Every contribution makes a difference!