Massachusetts public lands
need your immediate attention
Parks and conservation lands in our commonwealth are badly underfunded, and every citizen is paying a price for it. Not only is our enjoyment of these public assets compromised, but their declining value to the state's tourism and economic development programs has a direct impact on our pocketbooks as well.
The Conservation and Recreation Campaign is dedicated to ensuring that our natural assets are adequately protected, maintained, and staffed, and that Massachusetts citizens realize the full benefits that the state's public lands offer to our health, our communities, and our economic well-being. We hope you'll take a few moments to learn about the threat to our parks and conservation lands, and how you can help find solutions.
Story of the Day
Storrow tunnel repair project postponed
Boston Herald - United States
By AP Richard Sullivan, commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Recreation, has delayed filing a key environmental impact report that would move ...
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Events
PIPM Regional Group Meeting
When: 10/25, 3pm
Where: EOEEA,100 Cambridge St., Boston
Heirloom Apple Sale
When: 10/28 2:00-4:00
Where: Arnold Arboretum, JP
Breakheart-Fells
Hiking Club Fall 2007
When: 10/28, 1:00pm
Where: Botume House, Stoneham
Breakheart Haunted Mansion
When: 10/26 -1027
Where:Breakheart Reservation in Saugus
MOTT Fall Foliage Info
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Common Cents for the Commonwealth Report (PDF)
