As part of ongoing conservation efforts in the watershed, Buzzards Bay Coalition (BBC) is working to protect vulnerable lands in South Dartmouth, in close proximity to Buzzards Bay. As part of that effort, BBC will be selling a property containing agricultural fields and a single family home at 443 Barneys Joy Road.
We seek potential private buyers interested in purchasing the property subject to a permanent conservation restriction that will allow continued agricultural use of this working farm but will limit development to a 0.9 acre portion of the site.
This is a beautiful farm property with excellent agricultural soils, deer fencing, and irrigation infrastructure. The property is near other protected conservation land in a wonderful landscape with a unique location near the Bay but with easy access to nearby highways and population centers.
Last month, Scientific American magazine and WBUR released an excellent mini-documentary on the nitrogen pollution problem. Everyone who cares about Buzzards Bay should take 11 minutes to watch it.
Co-sponsored by the Buzzards Bay Coalition and The Compact of Cape Cod Conservation Trusts, the event welcomed 125 land conservationists from both sides of the Cape Cod Canal.
2024 marks Chris Parks’ 20th Buzzards Bay Swim. We sat down with her to learn about her history with the Buzzards Bay Coalition and recount her favorite Swim stories.
An annual event presented by Buzzards Bay Coalition and The Compact of Cape Cod Conservation Trusts
Thank you for attending the 2024 Southeastern Massachusetts Land Trust Convocation. Please click the links below to access slides from the Convocation’s sessions. You can find the full Convocation agenda linked here.