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Effort of three neighbors conserves 420 acres in Ashfield
Lodges Pond in Ashfield is part of 420 acres of land conserved by three neighbors with the help of the Franklin Land Trust. Contributed Photo/Robert Jonas
Staff Report
Published: 3/4/2021 3:20:52 PM
ASHFIELD The efforts of three neighbors have resulted in the conservation of 420 acres of land in the area of Barnes, Bailey and Phillips roads.
Most recently, 30 acres of forestland on Phillips Road were conserved late last year by Ray Damato with the help of the Franklin Land Trust.
“This parcel is the icing on the cake,” Franklin Land Trust Land Protection Specialist Emily Boss said in a press release from the conservation nonprofit. “The conservation of the Damato parcel is a testament to the power of working together to accomplish a common goal.”
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Registration is now open for the 2021 Global Mission Conference sponsored by the Global Episcopal Mission Network online via Zoom, Thursday-Saturday, April 22-24, on the theme, “Earthkeeping: Creation Care in Global Mission.” Register
Climate change and ecological degradation constitute the major planetary crisis of our time. How can Christians in global mission engage with the crisis through the Creator God, the Redeeming Christ and the Empowering Spirit? What can our mission companions around the world teach us about climate justice, and how can we collaborate with them?
As the Global Mission Conference addresses these urgent questions, mission activists from around the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion are encouraged to attend.