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| Committee Involvement - The NFA Board established formal subcommittees related to Membership, Stewardship and Land Acquisition Committees. Each committee is led by a Board member and will be comprised of other board members and other community volunteers. Each committee will focus on developing operational recommendations and will report directly to the Board for approval of an action plan. The Membership Committee will focus on membership solicitations, communications and community outreach. The Stewardship Committee will focus on property management and oversight, including property maintenance, volunteer project involvement, environmental protection and natural resource monitoring. The Land Acquisition Committee will focus on developing acquisition guidelines, land donor outreach, and property feasibility and cost studies. If you have expertise relating to our work, such as accounting, appraisal, forestry issues, gardening, legal matters, public relations, or surveying, we could use your help. We are also looking for individuals who enjoy the outdoors and wish to hike our properties and keep the Board aware of safety and maintenance issues, report on unusual or unique property characteristics that you believe interesting to include on our web site or just to make recommendations about a properties use. Community Service - If you or a group is interested in volunteering to offer your assistance or would like to propose and execute a conservation, maintenance or gardening related project on one of our properties please contact one of our Board members. Eagle Scout Projects - The NFA has had a long history of providing Eagle Scout candidates with project opportunities related to our properties, including trail mapping, building and maintenance. We currently have town Board members that are actively involved in local scout Troops and Packs. Feel free to contact Robert Taylor for more information. Feel feel free to contact us by phone at 203-270-3650 or by mail to PO Box 213, Newtown, CT 06470 |
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| Caretaker, Sarah Brooks, rakes the leaves at the Holcombe Wildlife Preserve on a brisk November afternoon. |
| The fields at the Holcombe Wildlife Preserve are not hayed until after the summer nesting of birds has concluded. |