Pictured above is the 1st nesting pair of eagles, along with their single surviving eaglet, that live directly at the Howland Preserve!!!

Howland Preserve Photo Gallery​

Drone photograph of the Barn @ Howland Preserve by Charlie Wilson

Chandeliers always make an old barn look great-but check out this gem donated to us by our friend Kate Krispin. Crystals were collected and artfully added by Ali Wilson. If you ever have any old chandeliers that you would like to donate to the eclectic space, we are always looking to add more charm and sparkle to the barn or around the property.  

Howland Preserve wants to thank all of our volunteers for the hard work and positive excitement! Thank you ~ Thank You ~ AND Thank You Again!!!!

Friends of Howland Preserve Volunteers

Historical colors being used to restore the exterior of the Yellow Farm House. Volunteers who like to paint or aren't afraid of heights are always in high demand at the Howland Preserve. Want to help?! PLEASE let us know! 

On May 31st, 2014 Over 200 acrylic paintings of Artwork of the Howland Preserve were done by Tunkhannock Area Middle School Art students! Art Class at the preserve was with artist Earl W. Lehman. All were inspired by the scenery of The Howland Preserve Property! 

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