Projects Include

Botanical Sanctuary

Propigation & protection of native and endangered plants in partnership with United Plant Savers.

Pollinator Habitat

Open spaces with native wildflowers to support pollinators.

Trial Deer Fence

Designated area for recovery; to protect native and endangered plants from constant browsing pressure.

Detailed Site Survey

To learn more about the land and the species who live there.

Creation Of Paths

To protect a delicate environment of native and endangered plants, paths are needed around sensitive areas.

Repair of Old Logging Roads

Road repair is neccessary. access land, create connectivity, and properly steward Mount Owen,

Thoreau Cabins

Cabins based on the infamous Thoreau cabin for writer’s retreats and ecological educational experiences.

Education & Research Partnerships

Partnership with ecologists and regenerative forestry programs to monitor land and evolve our understanding of ethical stewardship.

Advocacy

In addition to endangered plant and land advocacy, we advocate for the reintroduction of gray wolves in the Northeast — Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York — where wolves are protected under the Endangered Species Act. While none of these states currently promote wolf recovery, the return of the misunderstood wolf would reflect a healthier, more balanced ecosystem.

TIMELINE

FALL-WINTER 2023: Learning from the land. Planting native, endangered medicinals.

SPRING 2024: Continued exploration. Planting and prepration of small medicinal herb garden.

SPRING - SUMMER 2024: Continued planning and land stewardship.

FALL 2024: Planting more native, endangered medicinals.

SPRING/SUMMER 2025: Repair of old loggiing roads, marking trails.

FALL 202: Partnership development with ecologists and regenerative forestry programs to monitor and continue learning from the land. Begin building Thoreau cabins.

MORE TO COME…