The Aspetuck Land Trust Blog

Aspetuck Land Trust Inc. is a non-profit Connecticut Corporation devoted to preserving open space and the natural resources of Easton, Fairfield, Weston and Westport for the benefit of the public. It was formed in 1966 by leading area conservationists. Through generous gifts of land, continued efforts of volunteers, and cooperation from town agencies, the Aspetuck Land Trust has preserved over 1,700 acres of land, which will be maintained in a natural state in perpetuity.

Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Replacing a boardwalk at Benjamin Wildflower Preserve in Weston

When I am not in the office, I am out in the field. That's the fun part of my job. Yesterday, I replaced a boardwalk at the Benjamin Wildflower preserve on Stagecoach Road in Weston (off Kellogg Hill Road). You can find this preserve on our website in the Maps Tab.

It is a pretty little preserve that is maintained by the Weston Garden Club. Your membership support helps us to maintain our 42 trailed nature preserves. In 2010, the Land Trust spent $83,000 on maintenance.








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Posted by David Brant at 10:13 AM
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