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Seminar: “Regional land trust land protection examples with a focus on agriculture” Holdsworth 105

Home » Seminar: “Regional land trust land protection examples with a focus on agriculture” Holdsworth 105

January 4, 2012January 5, 2012 by Roxann Cormier Comment Closed

Case Studies in Conservation – NRC 597C
Seminars meet Tuesdays from 4-5:15 , in Holdsworth Hall 105

Emily Boss – Land Protection Specialist, Franklin Land Trust

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