New Jersey's Denville Township spends $13.4m to preserve 50 acres from housing
Denville Township in New Jersey has acquired 17 acres as part of a $13.4 million land preservation effort to protect roughly 50 acres from dense residential development. The initiative aims to shield the land from urban encroachment while maintaining the town's natural heritage and ecology. Plans are in place to add another 33 acres to the preserved area by October 2026. The project will ultimately create a public park and protected natural space for residents and future generations.
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