The Farmington Land Trust, Inc. protects
open space in the Town of Farmington through:
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Cowles parcel
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Carey parcel
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Vernal pond treasures at
Bancroft Memorial
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Stewarding at Clatter Valley
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- Acquisition of open space via outright gifts, conservation
easements and other conservation options
- Stewardship practices that restore biological diversity and
promote wildlife habitat
- Education of the public, government and business
community about the importance of open space and our
collective role in its protection
- Advocacy at the local and state level for policies and
actions that ensure the long-term protection of Farmington's
natural resources.
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Map of Farmington
Land Trust Parcels
(Click to view map)
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Jack Emery, a founder of the
Farmington Land Trust
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Howard Coe, a founder of the
Farmington Land Trust, Inc.
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Dick Noyes, Executive Director
Farmington Land Trust, Inc.
1988-2002
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