Here you will find an archive of our past newsletters in pdf form.

• 2023 Annual Report [Vol. 33, No. 1]
  Headline: “Hopewell Farm and Woods adds to Big Picture of Preservation: Newly Preserved Carcagno Farm in Hopewell Valley”
• Winter, 2023 [Vol. 32, No. 2]
  Headline: “A Full Circle Legacy of Preserved Land”
• 2022 Annual Report [Vol. 32, No. 1]
  Headline: “Forests and History Preserved at Princeton’s Northern Gateway: One Plus One Equals Benefits for Many”
• 2021 Annual Report [Vol. 31, No. 1]
  Headline: “The Secret is Out! D&R Greenway Announces Legacy Gift of 800 Acres in Honor of Betty Wold Johnson”
• Winter, 2021 [Vol. 30, No. 2]
  Headline: “Everyday Miracles Preserve Land and Keep it Open—Breaking News…New Contracts Inked to Preserve Close to 600 Acres of Land”
• 2020 Annual Report [Vol. 30, No. 1]
  Headline: “A Family’s Dream Comes True”—50-acre Sycamore Creek Farm is Permanently”
• Winter, 2020 [Vol. 29, No. 2]
  Headline: “Fit for a King”—Point Breeze Preserved; Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte’s Estate in Bordentown, An Unbroken Circle: Growth, Harvest, and Renewal”
• 2019 Annual Report [Vol. 29, No. 1]
  Headline: “An Unbroken Circle: Growth, Harvest, and Renewal”
• Winter, 2019 [Vol. 28, No. 2]
  Headline: “A Life’s Journey in Nature: Audio Tour of St. Michaels Farm Preserve”
• 2018 Annual Report [Vol. 28, No. 1]
  Headline: “Revolutionary Partnership Preserves Land”
• Winter, 2018 [Vol. 27, No. 3]
  Headline: “Trees, Sky, Healing Power —Our Gift to You”
• Fall, 2018 [Vol. 27, No. 2]
  Headline: “300th Property Preserved Protects Clean Water”
• 2017 Annual Report [Vol. 27, No. 1]
  Headline: “Trenton Terminal Woods: From Idle Industrial Site to Conservation Asset”
• Winter, 2017 [Vol. 26, No. 3],
  Headline: “Preserving the Schwinn Farm: A Super Human Task”
• Summer, 2017 [Vol. 26, No. 2],
  Headline: “A Clear Picture of the Land and Life we Love”
• 2016 Annual Report [Vol. 26, No. 1],
  Headline: “Everyone Can Make a Difference by Saving Land for Life”
• Fall 2016 [Vol. 25, No. 2],
  Headline: “Connections Made, Connections Preserved”

• 2015 Annual Report [Vol. 25, No. 1],
  Headline: “Natural Connections: Unique Partnerships”

• Winter 2015 [Vol. 24, No. 3],
  Headline: “Natural Connections: Unique Partnerships”

• Fall 2015 [Vol. 24, No. 2],
  Headline: “Emily and Johan Firmenich preserve a ‘Mountain View’ Forever”
  *Click here to view the sources for “Benefits of Preserving Land” on page 5

• 2014 Annual Report [Vol. 24, No. 1],
  Headline: “Mission Possible: D&R Greenway Inspires Conservation Ethic”

• Winter 2014 [Vol. 23, No. 3],
  Headline: “An Urban Farm Takes Root”

• Fall 2014 [Vol. 23, No. 2],
  Headline: “A Dream Realized: New Tulpehaking Nature Center is Gateway to the Abbott Marshlands”

• 2013 Annual Report [Vol. 23, No. 1],
  Headline: “Howard Farm Preservation is an Investment in Family, Food and Community”

• Winter 2013 [Vol. 22, No. 3],
  Headline: “250th Milestone Legacy Preserves a Place for Wildlife”

• Summer 2013 [Vol. 22, No. 2],
  Headline: “The test of wildness”

• 2012 Annual Report [Vol. 22, No. 1],
  Headline: “Something to Eat: Preserving Land for Food”

• Winter 2012 [Vol. 21, No. 3],
  Headline: “Caring for Nature”

• Summer 2012 [Vol. 21, No. 2],
  Headline: “Business Partnerships Enhance Results”

• 2011 Annual Report [Vol. 21, No. 1],
  Headline: “D&R Greenway Earns National Recognition”

• Winter 2011 [Vol. 20, No. 1],
  Headline: “Connections That Create Greenways”

• Summer 2011 [Vol. 19, No. 2],
  Headline: “Green Acres…”
  Sourlands Ecosystem Brochure

• 2010 Annual Report [Vol. 19, No. 1],
  Headline: “Building Community”

• Winter 2010 [Vol. 18, No. 2],
  Headline: “Season’s Greenings: The Gift of Nature”

• Summer 2010 [Vol. 18, No. 1],
  Headline: “St. Michaels Preservation: A Community Celebrates and Looks to the Future”

• 2009 Annual Report [Vol. 17, No. 2],
  Headline: “D&R Greenway’s 20th Anniversary Year/St. Michael’s Property Preserved”

• Winter 2009 [Vol. 17, No. 1],
  Headline: “Connecting People with the Land”
• Spring 2009 [Vol. 16, No. 2],
  Headline: “20 Years, 20 Square Miles of Preserved Land”
• Fall 2008 [Vol. 16, No. 1],
  Headline: “1,900 Acres of Farmland — Preserved!”

• Spring 2008 [Vol. 15, No. 2],
  Headline: “2007 Accomplishments — 2008 Vision”
• Fall 2007 [Vol. 15, No. 1],
  Headline: “10,000 Reasons to Celebrate!”
• Winter 2007 [Vol. 14, No. 2],
  Headline: “Community Unites to Save St. Michael’s”
• Fall 2006 [Vol. 14, No. 1],
  Headline: “D&R Greenway Partners with 3M and The Nature Conservancy to Expand Preservation in the Sourlands”
• Winter 2006 [Vol. 13, No. 3],
  Headline: “Pathways to Preservation”
• Summer 2005 [Vol. 13, No. 2],
  Headline: “A Record Greenway Gala Benefits Land Preservation Mission”
• Winter 2005 [Vol. 13, No. 1],
  Headline: “A New Year, a New Record and Soon, a New Home for D&R Greenway Land Trust”
• Summer 2004 [Vol. 12, No. 3],
  Headline: “D&R Greenway Breaks New Ground with the Preservation of Reed Family Lands.”
• Spring 2004 [Vol. 12, No. 2],
  Headline: “2003-The Year in Review”
• Winter 2004 [Vol. 12, No. 1],
  Headline: “Happy New Year from the Trustees and Staff of D&R Greenway.”
• Summer. 2003 [Vol. 11, No. 2],
  Headline: “Delaware & Raritan Greenway Facilitates Preservation of 400 Acre United Water Property”
• Spring, 2003 [Vol. 11, No. 1]
  Headline: “D&R Greenway Celebrates the Past, Present and Future of Land Preservation”
• Fall, 2002 [Vol. 10, No. 3]
  Headline: “D&R Greenway Preserves 5,000 Acres of Open Space in Central New Jersey.”
• Summer, 2002 [Vol. 10, No. 2]
  Headline: “Congratulations, Linda Mead, on National Conservation Award”
• Winter, 2002 [Vol. 10, No. 1]
  Headline: “D&R Greenway Announces a Watershed Year”

Our latest issue of Greenways:

• Fall, 2001 [Vol. 9, No. 2]
  Headline: “It Takes a Community – To Save the Land”
• Winter, 2001 [Vol. 9, No. 1]
  Headline: “A Record Year for Land Preservation”
• Fall, 2000 [Vol. 8, No. 1]
  Headline: “Neighbors Preserve Land in Historic Griggstown”
• Winter, 2000 [Vol. 7, No. 4]
  Headline: “A Growing Greenway”
• Winter, 1999 [Vol. 7, No. 1]
  Headline: “Delaware & Raritan Greenway – A Legacy of Land Protection”
• Fall, 1999 [Vol. 7, No. 3]
  Headline: “The Value of Land”
• Spring, 1999 [Vol. 7, No. 2]
  Headline: “Historic Lambertville Farm Protected”
• December, 1998 [Vol. 6, No. 4]
  Headline: “Gibbons Donation Extends Greenway”
• Fall, 1998 [Vol. 6, No. 3]
  Headline: “Woolsey Brook Greenway Expands”
• Spring, 1998 [Vol. 6, No. 2]
  Headline: “Sommer Park – It’s for the Birds!”
• Winter, 1998 [Vol. 6, No. 1]
  Headline: “The Hamilton/Trenton Marsh: A Diamond in the Rough”
• December, 1997 [Vol. 5, No. 4]
  Headline: “Visions of Green”
• Fall, 1997 [Vol. 5, No. 3]
  Headline: “Sixty Acres Preserved Along Stony Brook”
• Spring, 1997 [Vol. 5, No. 2]
  Headline: “It’s a Deal – Finally!: Institute Lands are Preserved!”
• Winter, 1997 [Vol. 5, No. 1]
  Headline: “Gateway to the Hamilton/Trenton Marsh: Roebling Park is Rejuvenated”
• December, 1996 [Vol. 4, No. 4]
  Headline: “170 Acre Jewel added to D&R Greenway; Ingersoll Rand Tract Preserved”
• September, 1996 [Vol. 4, No. 3]
  Headline: “Reflections Along the Canal: Delaware and Raritan Greenway”
• July, 1996 [Vol. 4, No. 2]
  Headline: “Managed Care: It’s for the Birds, the Bees, and the Bunnies”
• Winter, 1996 [Vol. 4, No. 1]
  Headline: “A Growing Greenway: New Parcels Preserved in 1995”
• Fall, 1995 [Vol. 3, No. 4]
  Headline: “Land Conservation: What’s in it for You?”
• Summer, 1995 [Vol. 3, No. 3]
  Headline: “The Stony Brook Greenway: Another Jewel is Added”
• Spring, 1995 [Vol. 3, No. 2]
  Headline: “The Hamilton/Trenton Marsh: A Collective Memory, Part II”
• Winter, 1995 [Vol. 3, No. 1]
  Headline: “The Hamilton/Trenton Marsh: A Collective Memory”
• December, 1994 [Vol. 2, No. 4]
  Headline: “Delaware & Raritan Greenway, Inc.: An Historical Perspective”
• Summer, 1994 [Vol. 2, No. 3]
  Headline: “Preserving the Quiet Serenity of the Marino Farm”
• Spring, 1994 [Vol. 2, No. 2]
  Headline: “Old Mill Road Farm: Anatomy of a Conservation ‘Deal’”
• Winter, 1993-94 [Vol. 2, No. 1]
  Headline: “The Stony Brook Greenway”
• Summer, 1993 [Vol. 1, No. 3]
  Headline: “Wildness at Work: The Hamilton Marsh”
• Winter 1992-93 [Vol. 1, No. 1]
  Headline: “The Institute Lands: Where Natural and Human History Meet”
• May, 1992
  Headline: “Our Greenway Vision”