Preserving and enhancing our natural resources in the Herring Ponds region for generations to come.
With your help we have:
Sampled water quality in Plymouth’s Great and Little Herring Ponds since 2008
Raised $38,380 to help with the Town CPC purchase of the 54-acre Condon property on Roxy Cahoon Road. It is an important recharge area for Great Herring Pond
Preserved with CPC 43.6-acres between Little Herring and Triangle Ponds, now the David E. Alper Nature Preserve
Established a Pine Barrens Plant ID Trail at Alper Preserve
Built 100 Screech Owl and Bluebird nest boxes
Printed and distributed Watershed Stewardship and Volunteer Action Guide to 2500 households
Remediated storm water runoff with the Town of Plymouth at 2 sites on Great Herring Pond
Protected five acres along the Carter’s River(by Plymouth CPC for conservation restriction)
