Related Projects by Program

All Land and Water projects are listed below. Explore all of TPL's Programs and Projects.

Biddle Property

With forests and a ridgetop view of Cape Cod Bay, the Biddle property is as lovely and environmentally sensitive as it is historic. A homemade sign hung for years in the Biddle family's kitchen. It read: "The environment, conservation and historic preservation BEGIN HERE." read more »

Bufflehead Bay

We helped protect this 325-acre property is the centerpiece of the Mashpee National Wildlife Refuge on Waquoit Bay. read more »

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 »

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 »

Thompson Island

In 2002, TPL helped the National Park Service and the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Management purchase a conservation and public access restriction over Thompson Island, as part of the Boston Harbor Islands National Park. read more »

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