Fields Pond Foundation
Recent
Environmental Grants
Last
update March 2010
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Bay Circuit Alliance
Toward the costs of establishing an off-road route for the
Bay Circuit Trail segment in
Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance 5,000
Toward acquisition of the 108-acre Goucher parcel which
includes the summit of
Berkshire Natural Resources Council 12,000
Toward protection of the final two parcels of the 760-acre
Hoosic Range Project, spanning nearly two miles of scenic ridgeline from
Boothbay Region Land
Toward acquisition and protection of 21 of the only
remaining 144 acres of undeveloped land on Ocean Point in
Brewster Conservation Trust 8,000
Toward acquisition of the Skyline parcel at Quivett Creek,
abutting the tidal estuary in
Coastal Mountains
Land
Toward acquisition of a 95-acre linkage parcel in the
Passagassawakeag Greenway, a system of public trails along a forested bluff
above the river in
Coatlition for Buzzards Bay 10,000
Toward acquisition of Nasketucket Woods, a 52-acre parcel
enabling public access to over 200 acres of conservation land in
Damariscotta Lake Watershed Association 1,100
Toward construction of a footbridge and kiosk at two of the
Association’s preserves in
Dudley Conservation Land
Toward acquisition of the 25-acre
East Quabbin
Land Trust 10,000
Toward protection of 185 acres of woodland owned by St.
Mary’s Monastery & St. Scholastica Priory, linking
Essex County Greenbelt Association 25,000
Toward protection of the 248-acre Maplecroft Farm, a mosaic
of fields, pastures, forest, saltmarsh and wetlands, and a link between the Bay
Circuit and Crane Beach in Ipswich, Massachusetts.
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Five Rivers Conservation Trust 8,000
Toward protection of Bohanan Farm, 413 acres of prime
agricultural land bordered by three rivers in
Francestown Land Trust 9,000
Toward acquisition and restoration of riparian vegetation
on the Stewart parcel, 55 acres along Rand Brook and the Piscataquog River in
Francestown, New Hampshire.
Franklin Land Trust 3,000
Toward new trail construction through pasture and woodlands
at Guyette Farm in
Greater Worcester
Land
Toward acquisition of Kinney Woods, a 53-acre parcel
linking water supply land with other municipal conservation lands on the
Harwich Conservation Trust 7,500
Toward acquisition of a 9-acre parcel on Coy’s
Brook, linking Town and HCT conservation lands in
Loon Echo Land
Toward acquisition of the
Massachusetts
Toward acquisition of Blackstone Woods, a 5-acre addition
to Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary in
Metacomet Land
Toward purchase of the 15-acre Mount Ararat parcel linking
other conservation lands in
Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust 10,000
Toward protection of 244 acres of forest land within a mile
of the Quabbin Reservoir in New Salem, Massachusetts.
Nature Conservancy, Vermont Chapter 12,500
Toward protection of 312 forested acres on the slopes of
Randolph Mountain Club 12,500
Toward acquisition of a trailhead parcel providing
permanent public access to the Randolph Community Forest and the White Mountain
Forest beyond in Randolph, New Hampshire.
Strafford Rivers Conservancy 1,400
Toward public access improvements at the Franklin Preserve
along the
Trust for Public
Land
Toward protection of the Raspberry Farm, 40 acres of prime
agricultural soils and historic resources adjoining the Town Forest in Hampton
Falls, New Hampshire.
Trustees of Reservations 10,000
Toward protection, together with the City of Taunton, of a
54-acre parcel with ½ mile of frontage on Three Mile River in Taunton,
Massachusetts.
Upper Saco
Valley Land Trust 5,000
Toward acquisition of a 99-acre ridgeline parcel on
Wellfleet Conservation Trust 8,000
Toward acquisition of a trailhead parcel providing improved
public access to conservation land along Drummer Cove in Wellfleet, Massachusetts.
Wildlands Trust 15,000
Toward protection of a 230-acre parcel with over a mile of
frontage on the
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