Blue Heron Headwaters Conservancy
Nature Worth Preserving
Join Our Donor Drive Campaign!
Rooted in Resilience
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​At Blue Heron Headwaters Conservancy, protecting the lands, waters, and wildlife we all cherish is an ongoing effort. That’s why we’re launching our Rooted in Resilience Donor Drive, focusing on the importance of recurring donations to sustain our mission year-round.
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Why Become a Recurring Donor?
Recurring donations provide us with the steady support needed to:
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Restore habitats and remove invasive species season after season.
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Protect vital watersheds and preserve biodiversity.
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Offer educational programs that inspire the next generation of conservationists.
Special Donor Drive Perks!
From January 15 to February 15, your recurring donation can have DOUBLE the impact thanks to a generous match of up to $2,000. Additionally, all new recurring donations of $20 or more per month—or increases of $10 or more to existing donations—will receive an exclusive Blue Heron Headwaters Calendar as our thank-you.
By becoming a recurring donor, you help ensure that we can continue this critical work, no matter the season. Together, we can grow a more resilient future for our environment and community.
Join us in being Rooted in Resilience!
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Wild Keeper
Volunteer for Stewardship!
Join us in caring for the lands and waters at Blue Heron Headwaters Conservancy! Our stewardship volunteers help with habitat restoration, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and more. Whether you're an experienced land steward or new to conservation, your efforts make a lasting impact. Sign up today to get outside, give back, and help protect our natural spaces!
BHHC Annual Meeting
You're Invited!
Kick off 2025 with us at our virtual annual meeting! On Tuesday, February 25th, engage in an interactive discussion about our 2024 achievements, key updates, and exciting plans for the year ahead. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect and stay informed.
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Your commitment to conservation makes you an integral part of the solution, helping to protect the land, water, and wildlife that make our community special.
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