Protecting Green Space
Hollow Oak Land Trust protects over 660 acres through conservation areas and easements with landowwners.
Featured Conservation Areas
Hollow Oak Land Trust owns over 400 acres of woodlands and wetlands in the Moon, Kennedy, Robinson, North Fayette and Franklin Park communities.
About Us
Founded in 1991, the Hollow Oak Land Trust is a nonprofit conservation organization that protects and connects greenspace with an emphasis in the Pittsburgh Airport Corridor. Hollow Oak now owns five conservation areas totalling over 550 acres in Moon, Kennedy, Franklin Park, North Fayette and Hopewell. Additionally, Hollow Oak owns two conservation easements for 90-acre Sahli Nature Park in Chippewa Township, Beaver County.
![Polystichum acrostichoides [pol-IS-tick-um, ak-ruh-stik-OY-deez] is a perennial, evergreen fern from the family Dryopteridaceae (wood fern) and is native to eastern North America.
The plant is given the common name Christmas fern because its evergreen fronds maintain their vibrant green color even at Christmas time, when the weather in its native range gets extremely cold, and can thus be used in decorations.](https://hollowoak.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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