| News & Happenings |
| In this issue: Thank You to Trail Users, Live OspreyCam, Summer Intern, Be More Than a Visitor! and Important Land Projects |
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| Thank You, Trail Users |
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As days grow longer and warmer, it's wonderful to see folks on our properties and hear great feedback about their experiences. We want to say thank you to all of our trail users who are maintaining safe distances and keeping their dogs leashed. We're all in this together, and appreciate your help keeping our properties open.
Find a Trail Near You →
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| OspreyCam is Live! |
You can keep a close eye on our favorite Osprey, Annie and Squam, and their nest with 3 eggs via our live OspreyCam! The nest and webcam are perched above marsh behind LobstaLand in Gloucester. We predict some binge-watching once the eggs are hatched!
Watch NestFlix → |
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| Welcome, Mike Galli |
Mike Galli, an Essex native and rising senior at UMaine, Orono, is Greenbelt's summer Stewardship Technician intern. No stranger to Greenbelt, Mike worked with Director of Stewardship Dave Rimmer a few years ago, buiidng Opsrey platfoms for his Eagle Scout project. Welcome, Mike!
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| Important Watershed Land, West Newbury |
Greenbelt and partners are working to conserve 38 acres adjacent to the Artichoke Reservoir that will protect intact woodlands and drinking water supplies, enhance climate resiliency and provide local trail access. West Newbury residents - please vote at spring Town Meeting to approve CPA funding. Thank you!
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| Join Us! |
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Are you exploring Greenbelt properties for the first time? Or are you a regular visitor who loves the outdoors? We invite you to officially join our Greenbelt community by becoming a Member today. Your membership directly supports our work to protect and care for the properties all of us enjoy. Don't just be a visitor, become a Member today!
Become a Member →
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| Help Us Protect Kamon Farm, Ipswich |
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Help conserve these gorgeous 93 acres on Pineswamp Road to protect critical drinking water supplies and wildlife habitat, allow for continued, low-intensity farming, and provide public trail access! Learn how you can make a difference.
Learn More and Donate →
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