by West Creek Conservancy | Jun 9, 2017 | West Creek Conservancy News
The Board of Directors of West Creek Conservancy recently elected three new members to its ranks. They are: Maribeth Feke, Director of Programming & Planning at Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority; Connor Redman, Associate at Colliers International; and...
by West Creek Conservancy | May 12, 2017 | West Creek Conservancy News
The Cuyahoga Land Bank recently performed Phase I and Phase II environmental site assessments on the Parmadale campus, former home to a mental-health services and community-based treatment center for youths and families in Parma. The assessments led the way for the...
by West Creek Conservancy | Apr 14, 2017 | West Creek Conservancy News, West Creek in Action
At West Creek Conservancy, we love doing our part to make Cleveland the best location in the nation! We are proud to serve you – the people of Greater Cleveland – and honored to earn your support. That support has fueled tremendous projects in greenspace protection,...
by West Creek Conservancy | Feb 23, 2017 | West Creek Conservancy News
West Creek Conservancy is seeking resources to sponsor our 2017 Intern Program and invite you to help us provide pivotal workforce development skills for our incoming interns. THE PROBLEM For over two decades West Creek Conservancy has been “Making Nature Our...
by West Creek Conservancy | Aug 29, 2016 | West Creek Conservancy News
Lake Erie Starts With Me! Depending on where you are reading this, the title may or may not pertain to you. Looking at the image below, you’ll be able to roughly determine the boundaries of the Lake Erie and Ohio River Watersheds. Needless to say, wherever you...
by West Creek Conservancy | Jun 13, 2016 | West Creek Conservancy News
Dear Friends, We are thrilled to report to you that West Creek Conservancy reached two notable milestones in 2015; we began our 100th conservation project, and our total conserved habitat topped 1,000 acres. Considering that the median parcel size in all our projects...
