Dear Members and Friends,
Just a reminder that the Bridgewater Land Trust is participating again in Give Local 2021. Give Local will be held, April 20th through April 21st, 2021. Please mark your calendars! We depend on your donations & support to help us continue with our mission which is to protect and preserve precious open space for farming and for us all to enjoy. We appreciate all you do and could not be successful without you.
We would love you to make your yearly donations so we may leverage additional bonus dollars that are distributed above and beyond your donations.
Please also help us pass this info to anyone that you know who would like to support our Land Trust and would like to donate for 2021.
Our trails are reopened after clean-up from the most recent storms.
Stay Up-To-Date with the BWLT!
Use our quick form to sign up and we’ll keep in touch with news, events and other activities throughout the year. After you sign up we’ll take you to the join our membership page so please consider becoming a member as well. We would love to have you on board!
Our Mission
PRESERVE
Preservation of land, nature and lifestyle are the tenets of our mission. Knowledgeable board direction and a committed, engaged membership create the foundation of our thriving organization.
PROTECT
Protecting our collective future and quality of life, we take environmental responsibility for our greatest local natural resource. Guarding your property values and shielding against unchecked development while maintaining the habitats of native flora and fauna are vital factors in our success. With educational and sponsored partnerships, informed lobbying efforts, and nature advocacy, we expand our prospects together.
The wilderness and the idea of wilderness is one of the permanent homes of the human spirit.
Joseph Wood Krutch, writer, critic and naturalist
CARE
Caring for the land with high- level ongoing stewardship and up-to-date appropriation of best land-use practices is a joyful priority as we witness the legacy of our rich farming traditions, enviable views, pastoral character and the ever-renewing natural rewards of the idyllic place we call home.