The Land Trust of Bucks County is a nonprofit nationally accredited Land Trust dedicated to the preservation and protection of farmland, natural resources, wildlife habitats, biodiversity and scenic vistas throughout Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
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2025 LTBC Annual Seed Swap
The Land Trust of Bucks County is once again hosting a community seed swap at the Plumsteadville Grange on Saturday, Jan. 25th from 10am -12pm. The Grange is located at 5901 Easton Rd, Pipersville, PA 18947. Our popular seed swap is a great way to prepare for the upcoming growing season. Read More →
2024 LTBC Annual Seed Swap
The Land Trust of Bucks County is hosting its annual community-wide seed swap on Saturday, Jan. 27th from 10am -2pm at the Plumsteadville Grange. The Grange is located at 5901 Easton Rd, Pipersville, PA 18947. Seed swapping is a longtime tradition amongst gardeners. People have been trading seeds since crops Read More →
2023 Bucks 100 Road Rally
LTBC’s annual road rally – The Bucks 100 will be held this year on October 1st. Please join us for a few hours as we explore the beautiful back roads of scenic Bucks County. We recommend you bring along a friend to help you navigate our scenic roads and provide assistance with Read More →
Bucks County Walking Trails
Bucks County has many designated trails created specifically for walking, hiking, or leisurely strolls. Walking trails are a great way to connect with nature, appreciate scenic views, and observe wildlife all while promoting physical and mental well-being. Here is a great article written by Brittany Brown for the Visit Bucks Read More →
Household Hazardous Waste Collection
The Bucks Co. household hazardous waste collection program enables residents to safely dispose of hazardous materials five times a year in an environmentally sound manner at no cost. One-day collections are rotated among the participating communities. Here are the remaining dates and collection sites for 2023: May 13 – Upper Read More →
Spring 2023 Newsletter
Spring 2023 You can sign up to receive our e-newsletter here: LTBC Conservator
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LTBC Seed Swap – Jan 28, 2023
The Land Trust of Bucks County is hosting a community wide seed swap at the Plumsteadville Grange on Saturday, Jan. 28th from 10am -2pm. The Grange is located at 5901 Easton Rd, Pipersville, PA 18947. Seed swapping has been a longtime tradition in the gardening world. People have been trading seeds Read More →
Winter 2022 Newsletter
Keep up to date on what the Land Trust of Bucks County is up to. Conservator, our quarterly newsletter is now available digitally as an e-newsletter. You can sign up to receive our e-newsletter here: LTBC Conservator. Winter 2022
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LTBC Seeks New Board Members
The Land Trust of Bucks County is seeking new members to expand its Board of Directors and bring new expertise and perspective to our organization. Since 1997, The Land Trust of Bucks County has worked to protect and preserve environmentally significant land and natural resources in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. We Read More →
2022 Bucks 100 Road Rally
LTBC’s annual road rally – The Bucks 100 – will be held this year on June 26th. Please join us for a few hours as we set off to explore the highways and byways of scenic Bucks County. We recommend you bring along a friend to help you navigate our scenic roads and Read More →
The Healing Power of Green Spaces
Join AARP PA and the West Chester University in a virtual conversation about the healing power of green spaces in our local communities. Every person on the planet has experienced an increase in loneliness and isolation, loss of support, finances, and freedom of activity. This Webinar focuses on how access Read More →
LTBC Awarded Farmland Inspections
The Land Trust of Bucks County (LTBC) proudly announces that it has been selected by the County of Bucks to conduct all of the required annual and biennial inspections on farmlands within the county with agricultural preservation easements secured through the County’s Agricultural Land Preservation Program. The three-year contract which Read More →