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Pennsylvania couple places 30-acre Bucks County farm under conservation easement

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Leah and Doug Beck have permanently protected their 30-acre farm in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, by dedicating it as a conservation easement. The move prevents future development on the property and helps preserve local wildlife habitats. The farm sits adjacent to the Russell-Mandel Preserve, effectively extending the protected natural corridor in the region. The Becks' decision reflects a personal commitment to wildlife conservation and safeguarding ecosystems for diverse animal species.

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