New Jersey is the first state predicted to reach “build-out”, according to a Rutgers University study. Our mission is increasingly urgent: To preserve and care for land, and inspire a conservation ethic, now and for the future. > Learn More
Trustees
Our dedicated trustees express why they care about D&R Greenway’s mission.. > Learn More
Milestone Accomplishments
A timeline shows the difference that D&R Greenway has made in our local communities and beyond. > Learn More
Staff
Our accomplished team of preservation professionals is recognized nationally, statewide and locally. > Learn More
Mission-themed art exhibitions in our Marie L. Matthews Art Gallery bring together significant and new artists to inspire thought and delight in nature. Our Olivia Rainbow children’s gallery presents the work of preservationists of tomorrow. > Learn More
Our land preservation work is guided by a thoughtful vision that prioritizes protection of interconnected greenways in urban, suburban and rural communities. > Learn More
Get outside and enjoy the lands you’ve helped us protect. Find a D&R Greenway trail and visit our njtrails.org website to learn about trails throughout central New Jersey. > Learn More
Land for growing food, protecting water and refreshing the air we breathe is critical for life itself. Here is the how and why of land preservation and some of our successes. > Learn More
Preservation is the first step. Stewardship lasts forever. Find out how we care for land to ensure its conservation values, and what you can do on your own property.> Learn More
A circa-1900 barn, once part of the General Robert Wood Johnson estate, repurposed and opened in 2006 as the Johnson Education Center. > Learn More
Rent Our Space
Single event rentals and Partner Memberships are available to non-profits, corporations, universities, public agencies and private organizations who rent our signature indoor and outdoor spaces for meetings, programs and special events. Learn More
You can make a real difference in conservation of New Jersey’s special places. D&R Greenway is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Donations are fully tax-deductible. We offer memorial and honorary gift recognition opportunities.
Legacy Giving
Your legacy can ensure a green future. Planned gifts, including bequests and charitable gift annuities that provide a lifetime income, may include recognition in our EverGreen Circle.
Corporations and local businesses show they care about the places where we live and work by supporting D&R Greenway. Find out how your business can participate, and learn which businesses have joined us in our mission.
Join us to ensure a healthy, diverse plant community. Transform your home, school or community garden into habitat. Our native shrubs, grasses and perennial flowers are available during the growing season from our Native Plant Nursery. > Learn More
Conservation Lands for Sale
Would you like to own a farm or property that contributes to conservation in our region? Find out about unique properties offered for sale through our Inaugural Revolving Land Fund. > Learn More
Art
Our ever-changing themed art exhibitions offer art in diverse media, available to enjoy in your own home and office, and as gifts. Art sales support our land preservation and stewardship mission. > Learn More
Books
View a selection of books available for purchase, with proceeds going to support the work of D&R Greenway. > Learn More
Bridgewater’s 36-acre Wemple/Lang property is an important local treasure. This historic land on Foothill and Steele Gap Roads sits along routes taken by George Washington’s Continental Army throughout the American Revolution. It later was the home of William Lester Wemple, a noted public official in the early 20th century. Today the land is owned by Steven Lang, who has received subdivision approval for 15 residential lots. Mr. Lang has given us a unique opportunity to permanently preserve this land if > Read More
Princeton, N.J.— D&R Greenway Land Trust marks a major milestone—the 20,000th acre has been preserved, with the recent deal to save an historic Sourlands farm from development. "Our 20,000th acre was not the easiest one to preserve but it was one of our most remarkable success stories," said D&R Greenway President & CEO Linda Mead about the deal, which required complex planning under a tight deadline. The historic Schwinn farm on Hopewell-Amwell Road in Hopewell Township dates back more than 200 years and will > Read More
Princeton, N.J.– For a limited time only, D&R Greenway Land Trust is exhibiting wooden raptors and songbirds carved by acclaimed and award-winning artist Greg Pedersen. Predators and Prey: Fine-art carvings of raptors and songbirds, on private loan from curator/collector Jay Vawter, is on view November 6-December 28, with a reception and special guest appearance by Pedersen, who hails from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, on Friday, November 17, 5:30-7:30 p.m. RSVP for the reception at (609) 924-4646 or rsvp@drgreenway.org. Experience first-hand > Read More