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Pennsylvania Couple Permanently Protects 101-Acre Property With Conservation Easement

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Jeff and Betsy Yingling purchased 101 acres in Freedom Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania, in 2024. After settling on the land, they grew deeply connected to its wildlife, farmland, and wooded landscapes. The couple decided to place a preservation easement on the entire property to ensure its long-term protection. The easement was officially finalized in August 2026, permanently safeguarding all 101 acres for future generations.

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