The forests and wildlife of the northeastern United States have undergone a dramatic resurgence during the past century. While cause for hope, this remarkable recovery is incomplete. Our region’s natural heritage is increasingly threatened by development, pollution, forest fragmentation, climate change, and unstable ownership. The need to permanently protect wild lands and waters has never been greater. The Northeast Wilderness Trust is meeting this challenge, working with private landowners and other partners to save wildlife habitat from the Adirondacks to Maine. The Trust is the only regional land trust focused exclusively on preserving wilderness areas—places where nature directs the ebb and flow of life. Since its founding in 2002, the Trust has conserved more than 10,000 acres in Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, and Connecticut. Continuing this record of success depends on you—please join us!
Fitzwilliam, New Hampshire
Active Project
Rosalind and Fred Slavic have an enduring love for each other and for wild forests. Since the 1960s the Slavics have cared for 300 acres of beautiful, old forest in southern New Hampshire. As they approach the …
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We’re moving to downtown Montpelier on May 22! We’re excited to have a new office space in the heart of Vermont. Please contact us or visit us at our new coordinates:
17 State Street, Suite 302
Montpelier, VT 05692
802.224.1000
Our Wild & Connected Series in the Essex, NY area continues with three events on the topic of bird language—the communication network of the forest. A presentation by Connor Stedman on Friday, May 3 at the Whallonsburgh Grange (starting at 7:00 pm) will …
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