1917
Preserving Our Heritage
Since 1917, Andrews Bridge Foxhounds has been deeply committed to the preservation of the landscape that defines our sport. Nestled in the heart of Amish farmlands, we work in close partnership with local landowners to protect thousands of acres in conservancy. For us, foxhunting is more than tradition; it is an intimate relationship with the land, fostering a deep respect for the environment and a shared mission to keep the countryside open and beautiful for future generations.



Local Organizations
Mission - "The Andrews Bridge Foundation is a charitable organization devoted to the permanent conservation of the open farmlands and historic rural heritage in Lancaster and Chester Counties. Our efforts focus on habitat stewardship and community education to protect the environment and maintain the traditional landscapes quintessential to foxhunting for future generations. watershed".
Andrews Bridge Foundation
Brandywine Conservancy
Mission - "Brandywine Conservancy conserves and protects the land, water, natural and cultural resources of the Brandywine-Christina watershed".
Lancaster Farmland Trust
Mission - "To preserve and steward the beautiful, productive farmland of Lancaster County that reflects our heritage, supports our economy, protects our environment, nourishes our health, and enhances our quality of life."
Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay
Mission: "Founded in 1971, the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay, with headquarters in Annapolis, MD and offices in Camp Hill, PA and Richmond, VA, works throughout the Bay watershed to lead, support and inspire local action and build partnerships with individuals, communities, governments, businesses, and other groups to restore the Bay watershed and its lands, rivers and streams."
Octoraro Watershed Association
"The Octoraro Watershed Association is dedicated to protecting and conserving the natural and historical resources of the Octoraro Watershed. The watershed covers 208 square miles and includes fourteen townships and four boroughs in Southern Chester and Lancaster Counties, Pennsylvania and Cecil County Maryland."
White Clay Creek Preserve
The Preserve is comprised of 2,000+ acres in Southern Chester County PA.
