The Pascommuck Conservation Trust
Preserving our past. Protecting our future.
This will be a online meeting between Jeff Bagg, Easthampton City Planner, Kestrel Land Trust, and PCT regarding the development of the new property off of East St.. Interested parties may observe and/or comment either through Facebook or on the phone through ZOOM. The link for zoom is at https://zoom.us/j/636067752. It is recommended joining the video about 5 minutes prior to 10:30, Saturday the 4th of April!
On October 25th Berkshire Bridge & Iron Co. out of Dalton delivered and installed the railing components of the bridge.
To celebrate the improvements at Old Trolley Line, on Saturday October 19, 2019 John Bator, Trust President, gave a short talk followed by a walking tour of the property.
Directional and historical information signage has recently been added to Old Trolley Line. In addition, bikers along the Manhan Bike Trail can now park their bikes at the entrance to Acadia’s portion of Old Trolley Line and include a nice hike into their exercise regimen.
In late August a bridge over a dry creek bed was also installed. Thank You to all the volunteers who helped lift and place the two 500 pound girders into place!
Click here for an updated trail map.
The President’s reports of 2018 activities and projects accomplished as well as goals for 2019 are now available for review under “About Us” and can be accessed here.