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In recognition of its work with farmers and Indigenous people, Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust has received the 2022 National Land Trust Excellence Award.The Land Trust Alliance, a national land conservation organization, informed the Athol-based...

ATHOL — Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust’s Executive Director Emma Ellsworth has started serving the state alongside seven other members following her July appointment to the Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife Board.The board is responsible for...

New Orleans, Louisiana (PRWEB) September 17, 2022 -- The Land Trust Alliance, a national land conservation organization working to save the places people need

Phillipston quilter Barbara Sanden uses her talents to honor local community heroes

ATHOL — On Saturday, Oct. 8, the public is invited to celebrate Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust’s 36th annual meeting at the newly protected Tully Lake Vento Property in Athol. The celebration will be hosted by Paul and Jill Vento on their...

Allen Young and seven neighbors banded together in 2003 to buy 27 acres on the eastern slope of Butterworth Ridge in Royalston so it would not be sold to a developer. The responsibility for that property has now been passed on to the Mount Grace Land...

Allen Young and seven neighbors banded together in 2003 to buy 27 acres on the eastern slope of Butterworth Ridge in Royalston so it would not be sold to a developer. The responsibility for that property has now been passed on to the Mount Grace Land...

GREENFIELD — Greenfield Savings Bank has provided a $75,000 challenge grant to Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust to help the nonprofit inch closer to its $3.5 million goal in The Land Forever Capital Campaign.John Howland, who is in his eighth year...

Mount Grace is the third-highest point in Massachusetts east of the Connecticut River at an elevation of 1,617 feet. Only Mount Wachusett and Mount Watatic have a higher elevation, according to Fredericka Fellows of the Warwick Historical Society....

Tuesday, the Massachusetts Fisheries and Wildlife Board met at the MassWildlife Field Headquarters in Westborough. This was the first time in nearly two years that the Board was able to conduct the monthly meeting without using remote Zoom technology....