The mission of the Charlotte Land Trust is to conserve the natural and working lands of Charlotte for the benefit of present and future generations
Land Trusts in Chittenden Country: Panel Presentation
Sunday, December 9, 1:00 -3:30PM, Fletcher Free Library, Burlington
Learn about the history of land trusts in the state and Chittenden County. Join our own Board President, Kate Lampton, along with Darby Bradley – unofficial historian of the Vermont Land Trust and Livy Strong, head of Jericho Underhill Land Trust for a lively conversation.
Sponsored by the Chittenden County Historical SocietyFletcher Free Library
4,000 acres in resource-rich lands are conserved in Charlotte
“The health of all life, including our own, depends on the health of our soil, water and air, and the complex ecosystems they support. That’s why public and private conservation is so important. The Charlotte Land Trust helps us fulfill our stewardship responsibility right here at the local level, by identifying and negotiating the protection of areas, so they can contribute to Charlotte’s environmental health.” Linda Hamilton