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Conservancy unveils new logo and highlights open-space, historic-preservation and watershed work
Summary
The Conservancy announced a newly adopted logo and summarized three core missions—open-space protection, historic preservation and watershed conservation—while outlining recent projects in Lower Merion and nearby boroughs.
Maureen McGahn, director of the Conservancy, opened the presentation by announcing that the group recently changed and the board "voted to adopt" a new logo. She said the oak-leaf motif symbolizes strength and local tributaries, with a small house element representing the group's historic-preservation mission.
"So it's because a lot of time went into preparing this logo," McGahn said, explaining the leaf veins represent local tributaries and the house speaks to preservation. McGahn said the Conservancy has three mission areas—protecting open space, preserving historic architecture, and conserving the local watershed—and seven staff, with two staff presenting at the session.
