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North Branch Land Trust : ウィキペディア英語版 | North Branch Land Trust
The North Branch Land Trust (commonly referred to as NBLT) is a conservation easement group that aims to buy the developing rights to land in the Back Mountain area of the Northeastern part of Pennsylvania. The North Branch Land Trust was established in 1993 and has grown from one conserved property a year to over 12,000 acres of conserved land. The watersheds affected by the NBLT are the Susquehanna River and Delaware River watersheds. North Branch has conserved privately owned farms and camps, and bought entire pieced of property. The mission of this conservation easement is to aim for the long-term management of natural resources by the conserving forests and woodlands and preserving the land for continuous use. North Branch works with landowners to sell the developing rights to the land. This will not only help with evening out the construction rate but also help the ecosystem and the watersheds in this area. == History == The North Branch Land Trust works to conserve the landscapes that sustain the earth through the landowners and their communities. The NBLT originated in 1993 when friends and neighbors wanted a way to protect their land from developers. In 1995, a couple looking to preserve their 43-acre farm near Shickshinny in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania became the first of many properties conserved by the North Branch Land Trust.
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