Promoting restoration, conservation, and enjoyment of the natural resources of the Brandywine and Red Clay watersheds

Promoting restoration, conservation, and enjoyment of the natural resources of the Brandywine and Red Clay watersheds

The Wild and Scenic Film Festival is back!

The Trail Creek Outfitters Wild and Scenic Film Festical benefitting BRC and Stroud Water Research will once again be held at the Myrick Conservation Center. Get your tickets now for September 29.

For more information or tickets, please visit our events page.

The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County has merged into Brandywine Red Clay Alliance.

We have joined forces for land preservation, watershed conservation and environmental education. BRC headquarters remain at the 318-acre Myrick Conservation Center in Pocopson Township, and with the merger complete, we now have a total of seven preserves in the Brandywine and Red Clay Watersheds totaling more than 1,000 acres, and 42 easements on more than 1,200 acres.

 

Save the Date for the BRC Annual Dinner!

Stay tuned for details on the BRC Annual dinner to be held at the Mendenhall Inn on Thursday, October 20.

Public meeting notice

Brandywine and Red Clay Creek Watershed residents in Delaware are invited to attend a public meeting regarding the Wild and Scenic Rivers.

Get ready for summer!

Please visit our Summer Camp 2022 page for more information.

Come visit...

The 318-acre Myrick Center contains trails for walking and horseback riding as well as areas for picnicking, bird watching and enjoying the natural environment.

LEARN MORE

  • Spotlight

    The Wild and Scenic Film Festival is back!

    The Trail Creek Outfitters Wild and Scenic Film Festical benefitting BRC and Stroud Water Research will once again be held at the Myrick Conservation Center. Get your tickets now for September 29.

    For more information or tickets, please visit our events page.

    The Land Conservancy for Southern Chester County has merged into Brandywine Red Clay Alliance.

    We have joined forces for land preservation, watershed conservation and environmental education. BRC headquarters remain at the 318-acre Myrick Conservation Center in Pocopson Township, and with the merger complete, we now have a total of seven preserves in the Brandywine and Red Clay Watersheds totaling more than 1,000 acres, and 42 easements on more than 1,200 acres.

     

    Save the Date for the BRC Annual Dinner!

    Stay tuned for details on the BRC Annual dinner to be held at the Mendenhall Inn on Thursday, October 20.

    Public meeting notice

    Brandywine and Red Clay Creek Watershed residents in Delaware are invited to attend a public meeting regarding the Wild and Scenic Rivers.

  • Family Programs

    Books and Boots

    October 13 @ 10:00 am

    More

    Young Waterfowlers Program for Teens, Ages 11-16

    October 16 @ 9:00 am

    More
  • Summer Camp

    Get ready for summer!

    Please visit our Summer Camp 2022 page for more information.

  • Myrick Conservation Center

    Come visit...

    The 318-acre Myrick Center contains trails for walking and horseback riding as well as areas for picnicking, bird watching and enjoying the natural environment.

    LEARN MORE

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Do you love Brandywine Red Clay as much as we do?

The association plays an important role in the watershed and the work we do is making a measurable difference in the cleanliness and protection of this valuable water resources. One of the reasons that we love this area is due to the rich cultural and historical heritage.