For the Land We Share
The Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership is an alliance of more than twenty organizations working together to conserve natural resources, strengthen communities, and encourage public involvement across Pike and Wayne Counties. Since 2004, this network of agencies, nonprofits, grassroots groups, and educational institutions has coordinated projects, shared resources, and reduced duplication of services to better serve the region.
Key initiatives include Science on Tap, a monthly program that brings residents and experts together for engaging science discussions, and the Homeowner’s Resource Fair, which provides practical tools for landowners. Partnership members also contribute articles to Good Stuff: Connections Magazine, a regional publication in print since 1998, helping bring conservation stories directly to local audiences.
The organizations below make up the Pike/Wayne Conservation Partnership and contribute the expertise and community support that strengthen conservation across both counties
Delaware Highlands Conservancy
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Grey Towers Heritage Association
The Lackawaxen River Conservancy
Lake Paupac Conservancy
Lake Wallenpaupack Watershed Management District
National Park Service — Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
National Park Service — Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River
Northern Tier Hardwood Association
Pennsylvania Association of Environmental Educators
Pennsylvania Environmental Council
Pike County Conservation District
