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Barnstable Land Trust is a private, non-profit membership organization dedicated to preserving the open spaces and natural resources of the Town of Barnstable. Barnstable Land Trust holds wildlife habitat, scenic views, wetlands, sensitive watershed parcels, forests and other valuable open space, in its natural state, in perpetuity for the benefit of the community.

BLT is currently the steward of 1,022 acres in the Town of Barnstable.
The Future is in Our Lands.

 

What's New at BLT...
Fuller FarmA Walk in Marstons Mills

Fuller Farm
Saturday, May 11 at 9:00am

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PopponessetA Walk in Mashpee

Shorebirds of Popponesset
Tuesday, May 14 at 10:00am

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Fundraising event

Save the Date!
19th Annual Gifts From the Sea
Sunday, July 21

This is BLT's major fundraising event of the year. Watch for details.

BHALand Protection in Centerville

Working Together to Save Land

In a classic public/private partnership, BLT and the Barnstable Housing Authority worked together to protect a portion of woodlands in Centerville.
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Carver's IslandLand Acquisition in Centerville and West Barnstable

Two Unique Parcels Are Now Doubly Protected

BLT holds conservation restrictions on two special parcels of land. Learn more

Fuller FarmLand Acquisition in Marstons Mills

Historic Fuller Farm Saved!

But you can still help. Learn more

Herring RunLand Preservation in Marstons Mills

Protecting the Herring Run

A critical 1.17-acre parcel at the headwaters of the Marstons Mills River Herring Run will complete the protection of the fishway that leads to Middle Pond... We're almost there! Learn more

Lowell ParkLand Acquisition in Cotuit

Help Keep Lowell Park Green!

Protect the 19 acres surrounding Lowell Park, the home of the Cotuit Kettleers. Learn more

McGarrahanLand Acquisition in West Barnstable

Picturesque Parcel Donated

Margaret McGarrahan donates .85 acres in West Barnstable. Learn more

New Book Release

Discovering the Cape Cod Shoreline
by Gil Newton

Gil Newton, an original founder of BLT and teacher of environmental science, has just released his latest book, "Discovering the Cape Cod Shoreline". Visit our online store now for more details, and to order your signed copy. Online Store

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