Stewardship Notes

Values & Orientation  

To serve and enhance the experience of our human residential community, built around a conservation commons.

To acknowledge and respect the vibrant, engaged presence of the many other species that reside, pollinate, forage, migrate and hunt here.

To research and implement best stewardship practices in support of the deep ecological health of our abundant woodlands and meadows within the context of a climate emergency. 

To selectively restore and sustain the historical and creative integrity of the original Beatrix Farrand landscape plan.

WILDFIRE SUNSET

Informative links:

Beatrix Farrand Society 

Beatrix Farrand documentary 

Beatrix Farrand bibliography

 

Mass Audubon Invasive Species list

Mass Forest Health Threats

New England Woodlands Vulnerability

Planting a Wildflower Meadow

Helping Trees to Manage Stress

Inspection of Storm-Damaged Trees

Arbor Day Foundation Tree Nursery

Bibliography: Invasive Plants, Pests and Pathogens

Gardening to Support Pollinators

Making A Bee-friendly Garden

 

About Hawks

About Ticks

About Norway Maples

About the Emerald Ash-Borer

Northeast Pollinator Conservation Resources