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TOI World Desk. (2026, September 6). Couple bought 101 acres in 2024; before the sale closed, they planned to preserve it forever. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-2024-a-pennsylvania-couple-bought-101-acres-near-their-hometown-before-the-sale-was-even-final-they-began-planning-to-protect-it-and-in-2026-all-101-acres-were-permanently-preserved/articleshow/133829776.cms
TOI World Desk. “Couple bought 101 acres in 2024; before the sale closed, they planned to preserve it forever.” Times of India, 6 Sept. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-2024-a-pennsylvania-couple-bought-101-acres-near-their-hometown-before-the-sale-was-even-final-they-began-planning-to-protect-it-and-in-2026-all-101-acres-were-permanently-preserved/articleshow/133829776.cms.
TOI World Desk. “Couple bought 101 acres in 2024; before the sale closed, they planned to preserve it forever.” Times of India, September 6, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/in-2024-a-pennsylvania-couple-bought-101-acres-near-their-hometown-before-the-sale-was-even-final-they-began-planning-to-protect-it-and-in-2026-all-101-acres-were-permanently-preserved/articleshow/133829776.cms.
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Jeff and Betsy Yingling, a couple from Pennsylvania, purchased 101 acres in Freedom Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania in 2024. Before the sale was even finalized, they began thinking about preserving the land for future generations. The property offered open views and a peaceful setting, which drew them to it. After moving in, the Yinglings watched as the scenery changed with each season and saw wildlife on their property. They wanted to ensure that their children and grandchildren could enjoy the rural character of the land, so they decided to place a preservation easement on the property through organizations like We Conserve PA and The Land Conservancy of Adams County. This move was made possible by funding from the US Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service through its Agricultural Conservation Easement Program.