Walk on our work
Over the years we've saved special places across America: we invite you to see for yourself. The best way to fully appreciate the impact of our work is to visit one of our projects.
East Boston Camps
Less than an hour from the bustle of downtown Boston, this forest hideaway provides a peaceful refuge for foxes, otters, songbirds—and people. read more »
Monomoy River
This land near Pleasure Bay provides wildlife habitat, including more than 55 species of birds and protects Harwich's drinking water. read more »
North of Highland Camping Area, Cape Cod
Preserving the North of Highland Camping Area in Truro, Massachusetts, was a priority for the late Senator Edward Kennedy, D-Mass, who led efforts to secure federal Land and Water Conservation Fund funding for the campground which allows public access to Cape Cod Seashore. read more »
Plum Island, Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
Established in 1942, Parker River National Wildlife Refuge consists of 4,662 acres on the southern two-thirds of Plum Island, a barrier island on Massachusetts' Northeast coast. read more »
Strawberry Hill
In 2002, we partnered with the Department of Environmental Management protected one of the Town of Ipswich's key open space parcels. read more »
Surf Park
We helped protect two acres to create Surf Park, a tranquil setting in which to enjoy scenic views of Kettle Cove in Gloucester and Manchester-by-the-Sea. read more »
