Orange, Shelburne businesses get grants for wildlife habitat management
Orange resident Fred Heyes plans to use state grant funding to create 8 acres of young forest off Tully Road, “which will encourage the return of wildlife that requires young forest in order to breed and thrive.” Staff Photo/Paul Franz
Orange resident Fred Heyes plans to use state grant funding to create 8 acres of young forest off Tully Road, “which will encourage the return of wildlife that requires young forest in order to breed and thrive.” Staff Photo/Paul Franz
Published: 1/26/2021 3:18:59 PM
Two Franklin County institutions are among nine across the state to benefit from wildlife habitat management grant money for 10 improvement projects totaling 308 acres in Massachusetts.