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January 20, 2010
In This Issue
Crossing the Border Keeps Acadian Forest Intact
Windrush Farm: Wildlife and Watersheds
New Funding Resources Save More Ulster Lands
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Crossing the Border Keeps Acadian Forest Intact |
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Stretching for hundreds of miles across two countries, the Northern Appalachian/Acadian ecoregion's forests provide habitat for hundreds of species and jobs for those whose livelihood depends on the forest's continued good health.
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| Windrush Farm: Wildlife and Watersheds |
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Windrush Farm contains state-recognized wildlife habitat supporting Blanding’s turtle and the blue-spotted salamander. Its protection creates a nearly 1,800-acre contiguous block of conservation land and connects to the Bay Circuit Trail and Boxford State Forest.
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| New Funding Resources Save More Ulster Lands |
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The 52-acre Palmateer tract is the first conservation project undertaken by the town of New Paltz using funds from its Clean Water and Open Space Protection Bond Act. The property forms a scenic backdrop to the Village of New Paltz.
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