Hilltown Land Trust
Dedicated to preserving active farmland and other working properties,
saving native plant and wildlife habitats, protecting watersheds,
and preserving the scenic and rural character of the
Hilltowns of Western Massachusetts
photo © thelaughinggypsy.com
Join naturalist Aimee Gelinas of Tamarack Hollow Educational Programs in association with The Williamsburg Woodland Trails Committee on a nature discovery hike in Williamsburg, MA featuring identification of spring ephemeral wildflowers and other emerging spring plants. Registration required, please email aimee@gaiaroots.com to register and for directions to meeting location (participants will be carpooling as limited parking is available on site). Program supported by a grant from the Williamsburg Cultural Council in conjunction with Tamarack Hollow & The Williamsburg Woodland Trails Committee. Program is FREE. For more information visit www. tamarackhollow.com.
Wednesday, March 31st | 7 PM- 9 PM | Free,
please rsvp in advance.
Stanton Hall, Huntington, MA
Free. Call 413-268-8219 or send an email for more information.
Your choices about timber harvesting, Chapter 61 enrollment, and conservation not only affect the future of your land, they can also affect your finances. Learn about the financial implications of various land management and conservation choices, and receive HCI’s newest publication Your Land, Your Financial Choices.
Conservation Restriction Monitoring Visits
August 21-24, 2008
Sunday, June 15th, 2008 - 10 am
Stevens Property off Pisgah Road in Huntington
Hiking trip on Stevens Property to top of Mt. Pisgah, 2005 (photos)