Presenters will walk through the C-SIP Application and Practice Plan requirements, monitoring expectations, and reimbursement and compliance processes. The webinar will also address common implementation challenges, coordination with partners, and real-world scenarios, followed by Q&A and next steps.
Canopy is where forest landowners, forestry professionals, and others come together to explore practical, climate-friendly land management strategies that strengthen both forests and communities.
March 4, 6:00 – 8:00 pm in Topsfield, MA Dear Essex County Farmers and Farmland Owners, Have you thought about the future of your farmland? Want to learn how to …
February 27, 10:00 am – 12:15 pm Land trust staff and board members as well as conservation partners are welcome to this quarterly meeting, featuring relevant news from state agencies, …
Wednesday February 11, 1:00 – 2:00 pm This new quarterly networking group is intended as a forum for land conservation staff and Board members who are interested in the preservation …
To accelerate work on saltmarsh protection and restoration, the Coastal Working Group of the Resilient Lands Conservation Coalition developed an actionable work plan. The Nature Conservancy, the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management, and BSC Group, will share the objectives, barriers, needs, and actions identified in the plan as well as a GIS analysis and tool to help identify where there are opportunities to protect and restore saltmarshes and to assist their migration due to increased storm activity and rising sea levels.
Register for the 2026 Massachusetts Land Conservation Conference! Early bird registration and lunch order deadline: Friday February 20, 11:59 pm Conference date: Friday March 13, 9:00 am – 4:30 pm, …
This one-hour, online seminar by one of our lead conference sponsors is free and open to everyone, even if you’re not attending the Massachusetts Land Conservation Conference on Friday, March …
Kestrel Land Trust and The Trustees are thrilled to announce the permanent protection of more than 2,000 acres of forest in Pelham and Belchertown—which contains two of the largest contiguous forested tracts …
Registration is now open for our 2026 Tri-State SARE Project webinar series, focusing on livestock carcass performance:
February 18: Animal Physiology’s Role in Carcass Performance
March 10: Forage Composition and Quality for Optimal Carcass Performance
April 2: Nutritional Impacts on Carcass Performance and Meat Quality
April 14: Online Discussion Group
These web-based opportunities are an excellent way to catch up on current research and practices while networking with industry professionals and other livestock farmers in the area.
