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Thursday, October 22, 2026Eastern Shore Land Conservancy protects 350th conservation easement on Maryland’s Eastern Shore
. Easton, MD, September 22, 2026 — Eastern Shore Land Conservancy has permanently protected its 350th conservation easement; Leslie and Vincent M. Raimond’s 62-acre haven of forest, wetland, and grassland. “Our 350th easement functions as a critical keystone in a contiguous block of more than 1,200 protected acres in Kent County,” commented ESLC President & CEO Steve Kline. Home of historic Toad Hall and the Prince Raimond Arts Center, the property is primarily forest, providing extensive riparian habitat
Thursday, August 27, 2026ESLC’s 348th easement conserves prime farmland encircled by rare forest type
After closing on the property: (left to right) shows: ESLC Interim Director of Eastern Shore Land Conservation Larisa Prezioso, Luigi Prezioso, and ESL President & CEO Steve Kline. Chestertown, MD, August 20, 2026 — Eastern Shore Land Conservancy (ESLC) and the Prezioso family have permanently conserved more than 186 acres in Kent County along Lloyd Creek. The property includes 125 acres of agricultural land and 55 acres of forest, plus waterfowl impoundments, successional grasslands, and scenic road
