Upcoming Events
Throughout the year, the Conservancy sponsors a variety of educational programs, volunteer opportunities and events, including our annual Community Celebration, which is open to all. New events are added regularly, so check back often. If you’d like to receive event reminders, join our mailing list here.
Holiday Open House!
Come Join us for a Holiday Open House, Saturday December 13th and Sunday December 14th, Noon to 4PM
Seasonal Nibbles, Music & Merriment, Activities for the Kinder & the Warmth of Community Spirit!
We will be collecting non-perishable food and household donations for A Woman’s Place, Bucks County’s only domestic violence organization, and Lord’s Pantry at St. John the Baptist in Ottsville. (Contribute if you can, but your attendance and support for the Conservancy are more than enough!)
Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Mushrooms (but didn’t even know to ask)
Photo by Dr. Marion Kyde
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
To RSVP and for more information, visit https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UUN000001dopB/act00015810. Please contact the leader by email with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Conservancy Coffee
If you’ve ever wondered what a conservancy is, or what one does, or why the landscapes here in Upper Bucks remain so bucolic & beautiful, or how you can participate in keeping that so, please join us for one (or all) of our new Conservancy Coffees, any Friday morning throughout this Fall. In 2025, Tinicum Conservancy’s Executive Director, Eric Anderson, will be at Lumberville General Store this week and would like to meet and learn from as many of our community members as possible.
No RSVP necessary, just swing on over between 8:30 and 10:30, grab yourself a coffee, and pull up a chair to the table with the TC logo on top. Meanwhile if you have questions or would like to meet up but aren’t available on Friday mornings, please contact us at 610-294-1077 or info@tinicumconservancy.org
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
To RSVP and for more information, visit https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UUN000001dopB/act00015810. Please contact the leader by email with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Annual River Road Fall Clean-up
Our next cleanup is now scheduled for Saturday, September 27! Please email info@tinicumconservancy.org you if you can join us so that we know how many volunteers to expect and can send you any needed updates.
We will meet at the Schneiderwind Farm parking lot just across from the Frenchtown Bridge at 8:00 AM.
Safety vests, various types of gloves, pikstiks, and plastic trash bags, will be provided.
Come a little early and enjoy some coffee and pastries with us before we get started.
We have asked the Tinicum Township Police to provide a presence which will help to keep us safe.
We look forward to seeing you Saturday morning, September 27 from 8 AM until about 10 AM (we typically finish before 10 AM). Our Rain Date will be Sunday morning, September 28th.
Special thanks to Linda and Trevor for their special efforts once again to orchestrate this event.
Tinicum Conservancy's Annual Celebration
Tinicum Conservancy’s Annual Celebration will be held at Camp Galil this year. All in the community are invited for this celebration of land conservation featuring food, drink, music, community, and a nature walk, all in a beautiful wooded setting along Tinicum Creek. Guests interested in a special exploration of streamwater macroinvertebrates with the Conservancy’s new Resource Protection Coordinator, Dr. Erik Silldorff, and an overview of the camp’s habitat restoration led by Kelly Germann, may arrive at 2:00. Indoor festivities and refreshments will begin at 3:00. Email info@tinicumconservancy.org to register and for more information
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
To RSVP and for more information, visit https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UUN000001dopB/act00015810. Please contact the leader by email with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Ecosystem Restoration Learning Workshops
Join us along the beautiful Tinicum Creek to begin our first phase of ecological restoration Working Learnshops. A chance to learn, work, and commune, these upcoming four sessions will teach vital understanding and skills for remediating invasive plant species in preparation for restoring a degraded ecosystem to a more diverse, native one – skills that can be used on your very own property! Focused on a demonstration-restoration area along Tinicum Creek within a local summer camp’s ground (a 60-acre permanently protected property), we will start by pulling Japanese stiltgrass by the handful and by the truckload. Stiltgrass is so very easy (and satisfying ) to pull, even your kids can do it! This is a critical time period to pull this nonnative and highly invasive grass, before it goes to seed. The areas cleared of stiltgrass will become our palette for restoration planting sites (and future working learnshop series) this fall and next spring. These demonstration-restoration areas are just the beginning of a multi-year, multi-property effort we’re planning to restore and renew healthy native ecology along and within Tinicum Creek.
To register, email kgermann@tinicumconservancy.org
FOR THURSDAY, September 11th and SATURDAY, September 13th, both from 9:30AM-12PM:
Please contact us for the Waiver to Participate. Email it back or we will accept it when you arrive
Please try to arrive by 9:20 AM, no later than 9:30 AM
We will have work gloves, but feel free to bring your own if you wish.
We will be working in a partly sunny area with knee/thigh-high vegetation. Please dress accordingly and use sunscreen and bug-spray as you require.
We plan to finish at approx 11:30
STAY FOR LUNCH!
Please bring your lunch if you’d like to join us to rest, eat, connect and learn after we’re done working. This is a new Learning Workshop initiative for Tinicum Conservancy and your feedback is valuable for us to continue improving the experience for all.
If you need to get in touch: kgermann@tinicumconservancy.org
POOR WEATHER?: Heavy rain and/or thunder forecast cancels! Please look for a follow-up email by 8AM the morning of if the weather forecast is poor.
Tour of Restored Native Ecosystem, plus a Conservancy Community Picnic at Tohickon Valley Park
Interested in brightening and vivifying your yard but aren’t quite sure what to do or what it will look like? You are cordially invited to join us for a rare tour of a breathtaking native prairie ecosystem designed and restored by a local landscape architect David Hughes from Weatherwood Design. Our hosts will guide participants on a 90-minute tour of this magnificent landscape in full late-summer bloom, sharing their understanding of fascinating and intricate ecological processes along with insight into this vital and edifying approach to landscape design. Afterwards, we’ll gather together across the street at Tohickon Valley Park for a “BYO” picnic together, where our hosts will join us for questions and conversation. Two tour times will be offered, the first starting at 5:30 pm and the second at 6:00. The tour will be free for Conservancy members, $20 for non-members. No fee for the picnic. Thunder will cancel; otherwise, dress for the weather. Email info@tinicumconservancy.org for more information and to RSVP
Bat Walk!
Led by locally grown bat scientist Alyson Brokaw, Ph.D., who returns to Tinicum for this very special early evening talk-and-walk exploring the extraordinary, mysterious world of bats. Only 15 spaces available. Free for conservancy members, $20 for non-members. Email info@tinicumconservancy.org for details about time and place, and to RSVP.
Annual Bird Walk (+ “Brunch”!)
You are cordially invited to join us for this much-loved local tradition: a guided bird walk on a beautiful, preserved property on Frankenfield Road. Under the expert guidance of local bird enthusiast Diane Allison, we’ll witness first-hand the rich variety of birds that share our woodlands, streams and open fields. In past years, we’ve identified more than forty species, including the sublimely beautiful Sialia sialis (otherwise known as the Eastern Bluebird). How many will we find this year?
This year’s walk will start by 8:00 AM sharp when the birds are most active, and will last until roughly 10:00 AM, after which our hosts have invited us to join them for coffee and comestibles. You just bring the binoculars (if you have them), and we’ll supply the refreshments. Group size will be limited to no more than 20, so if you’re interested in participating, please RSVP to info@tinicumconservancy.org by June 5th so that we can confirm your space and email you details about location.
Bucks County Community Conservation & Native Plant Expo
Bucks County Conservation District and Penn State Extension's Master Watershed Stewards will host this event to bring together the public, their township EAC's and local conservation organizations. The native plant sale and tabling event offers demonstrations and speaker presentations to all visitors and participants.
The goal of the event is to generate public interest and participation in and our community's conservation and environmental initiatives, while connecting with members of our county wide community.
9:30 - 1:30 Native Plant Sale and Tabling Event
Presentations (in PSU Extension office next door to main building)
10:00am – Introduction to Growing Native Plants in Container Gardens
10:45am – Introduction to Creating Rain Gardens
11:15am – Introduction to Converting Lawn to Meadow
12:30pm – Partners in Conservation - building a team
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
To RSVP and complete the requisite waiver form, visit https://activities.outdoors.org/s/oc-activity/a5UUN0000015mWT2AY/act00013222
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
Please contact the leader by email to RSVP or with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Conservancy Coffees
If you’ve ever wondered what a conservancy is, or what one does, or why the landscapes here in Upper Bucks remain so bucolic & beautiful, or how you can participate in keeping that so, please join us for one (or all) of our new Conservancy Coffees, any Friday morning throughout this Fall. In 2025, Tinicum Conservancy’s new Executive Director, Eric Anderson, will be at Brig O’Doon every Friday and would like to meet and learn from as many of our community members as possible.
No RSVP necessary, just swing on over to one of these coffee shops between 8:30 and 10:30, grab yourself a coffee, and pull up a chair to the table with the TC logo on top. Meanwhile if you have questions or would like to meet up but aren’t available on Friday mornings, please contact us at 610-294-1077 or info@tinicumconservancy.org
Owowcow Ice Cream Fundraiser for Tinicum Conservancy (Copy)
Treat yourself to a refreshing cone—or better yet, a whole gallon—of Owowcow’s award-winning ice cream and support the Conservancy’s vitalizing work in the process. 20% of all purchases this Earth Day weekend will benefit Tinicum Conservancy. We thank our friends at Owowcow for this really sweet deal!
Tinicum Earth Day Fair
Come find our table at Tinicum Township’s Earth Day Fair, and enjoy an array of live music, activities, resources, and refreshments. Sunday, April 27th, RAIN OR SHINE.
River Road Spring Clean-up [NOTE: DATE CHANGED DUE TO PREDICTED INCLEMENT WEATHER]
Our next cleanup is now scheduled for Sunday, April 27! Please email info@tinicumconservancy.org you if you can join us so we know how many volunteers to expect and can send you any needed updates.
We will meet at the Schneiderwind Farm parking lot just across from the Frenchtown Bridge at 8:00 AM.
Safety vests, various types of gloves, pikstiks, and plastic trash bags, will be provided.
Come a little early and enjoy some coffee and pastries with us before we get started.
We have asked the Tinicum Township Police to provide a presence which will help to keep us safe.
We look forward to seeing you Saturday morning Saturday, April 26 from 8 AM until about 10 AM (we typically finish before 10 AM). Our Rain date will be Sunday morning April 27th.
Owowcow Ice Cream Fundraiser for Tinicum Conservancy
Treat yourself to a refreshing cone—or better yet, a whole gallon—of Owowcow’s award-winning ice cream and support the Conservancy’s vitalizing work in the process. 20% of all purchases this Earth Day weekend will benefit Tinicum Conservancy. We thank our friends at Owowcow for this really sweet deal!
Conservancy Coffees
If you’ve ever wondered what a conservancy is, or what one does, or why the landscapes here in Upper Bucks remain so bucolic & beautiful, or how you can participate in keeping that so, please join us for one (or all) of our new Conservancy Coffees, any Friday morning throughout this Fall. In 2025, Tinicum Conservancy’s new Executive Director, Eric Anderson, will be at Brig O’Doon every Friday and would like to meet and learn from as many of our community members as possible.
No RSVP necessary, just swing on over to one of these coffee shops between 8:30 and 10:30, grab yourself a coffee, and pull up a chair to the table with the TC logo on top. Meanwhile if you have questions or would like to meet up but aren’t available on Friday mornings, please contact us at 610-294-1077 or info@tinicumconservancy.org
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
Please contact the leader by email to RSVP or with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
Please contact the leader by email to RSVP or with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
Please contact the leader by email to RSVP or with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
Please contact the leader by email to RSVP or with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Conservancy Coffees
If you’ve ever wondered what a conservancy is, or what one does, or why the landscapes here in Upper Bucks remain so bucolic & beautiful, or how you can participate in keeping that so, please join us for one (or all) of our new Conservancy Coffees, any Friday morning throughout this Fall. In 2025, Tinicum Conservancy’s new Executive Director, Eric Anderson, will be at Brig O’Doon every Friday and would like to meet and learn from as many of our community members as possible.
No RSVP necessary, just swing on over to one of these coffee shops between 8:30 and 10:30, grab yourself a coffee, and pull up a chair to the table with the TC logo on top. Meanwhile if you have questions or would like to meet up but aren’t available on Friday mornings, please contact us at 610-294-1077 or info@tinicumconservancy.org
Conservancy Coffees
If you’ve ever wondered what a conservancy is, or what one does, or why the landscapes here in Upper Bucks remain so bucolic & beautiful, or how you can participate in keeping that so, please join us for one (or all) of our new Conservancy Coffees, any Friday morning throughout this Fall. In 2025, Tinicum Conservancy’s new Executive Director, Eric Anderson, will be at Brig O’Doon every Friday and would like to meet and learn from as many of our community members as possible.
No RSVP necessary, just swing on over to one of these coffee shops between 8:30 and 10:30, grab yourself a coffee, and pull up a chair to the table with the TC logo on top. Meanwhile if you have questions or would like to meet up but aren’t available on Friday mornings, please contact us at 610-294-1077 or info@tinicumconservancy.org
Presentation: Returning Our Watershed to a Balanced Ecological System
The severity of weather events in our region, causing flooding; damage to trees, land, infrastructure and power lines; erosion of stream banks; and stress on our natural habitats, compels us to seek better environmental stewardship. If we each do our part and come together as a community, there is still time to make a difference.
Local Landscape Architect and Tinicum Conservancy member David Hughes will provide guidance to help heal some of these environmental stresses. He’ll discuss:
• Hedgerow and riparian corridor conservation and restoration
• Creating diverse garden habitats that improve water infiltration and quality
• Planting native species to increase biodiversity
• Proper plant selection to increase ecological tolerance and recovery after periods of environmental stress
• Ways to reduce destructive landscape practices that decrease the lands’ ability to slow down and absorb rainfall
Tickets $5, available at the door or on line at:
Trail-Building at Bridgeton Nature Preserve (RSVP required)
Come out and help build new nature trails with the Pennsylvania Highlands Trail Stewards as we work on developing a network at the new Bridgeton Nature Preserve in Bridgeton Township. Be prepared for physical labor and to get dirty. Instruction and tools will be provided. Any hiking is rated EASY; however, work tasks will range from MODERATE to STRENUOUS.
Proper PPE is required including hard hats, work gloves, and safety glasses. If you have your own PPE, please bring it, but if you don’t, it will be provided. Long pants, long sleeved shirts, and proper footwear for working are recommended. Some parts of the terrain are thick with vegetation and may be wet, so waterproof boots are also recommended.
Bring plenty of water. We will work straight through until 1 p.m., so you may bring a lunch to eat after you are done work or bring a snack to tide you over until later.
Please contact the leader by email to RSVP or with any questions: trailsamc.tc@gmail.com
Special note for parents wanting their children to participate: In order to comply with Pennsylvania Youth Protection Laws, all children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian. This policy applies for all events offered by the Delaware Valley Chapter as well as any other Chapter events within the state of Pennsylvania.
Conservancy Coffees
If you’ve ever wondered what a conservancy is, or what one does, or why the landscapes here in Upper Bucks remain so bucolic & beautiful, or how you can participate in keeping that so, please join us for one (or all) of our new Conservancy Coffees, any Friday morning throughout this Fall. In 2025, Tinicum Conservancy’s new Executive Director, Eric Anderson, will be at Brig O’Doon every Friday and would like to meet and learn from as many of our community members as possible.
No RSVP necessary, just swing on over to one of these coffee shops between 8:30 and 10:30, grab yourself a coffee, and pull up a chair to the table with the TC logo on top. Meanwhile if you have questions or would like to meet up but aren’t available on Friday mornings, please contact us at 610-294-1077 or info@tinicumconservancy.org