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Westmoreland Conservancy is a dedicated non-profit organization focused on the acquisition and preservation of rural and rustic lands, benefiting both nature and future generations. Established in 1991, the Conservancy aims to protect local wildlife habitats while providing accessible nature experiences for people of all ages and abilities. With over 600 acres of protected land, much of which has been generously donated, Westmoreland Conservancy engages the community through various events and activities, including guided hikes and birdwatching opportunities. The organization operates under the principles of conservation and stewardship, ensuring that the natural beauty of Westmoreland County remains intact for years to come. Generated from the website

The Westmoreland Heritage Trail Chapter (WHTC) is a dedicated volunteer organization focused on transforming abandoned railroad corridors into recreational trails across northern Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. With a diverse board of 21 members, including government officials and community members, the WHTC collaborates with local organizations to preserve historic and community resources along the trail corridor. The Westmoreland Heritage Trail itself spans 8.5 miles from Saltsburg to Delmont and 9.3 miles from Export to Trafford, providing a scenic route for walking, jogging, and biking. Future expansions aim to connect these sections, creating a comprehensive 22-mile trail that will link to the Great Allegheny Passage, ensuring accessibility for individuals of all ages and abilities. Generated from the website