Stewardship Through Community
To protect and preserve Martha’s Vineyard’s forests, woodlands, and natural habitats through education, conservation, advocacy, scientific collaboration, and community engagement.
Empowerment through education
We believe informed communities make stronger environmental decisions. Through outreach, public discussion, and accessible information, we aim to help residents better understand the ecological importance of Martha’s Vineyard forests and habitats.
Life through conservation
IHealthy forests support wildlife, biodiversity, clean water, climate resilience, and the natural beauty that defines Martha’s Vineyard. Conservation helps protect these ecosystems for future generations.
Growth through research
Thoughtful stewardship depends on science, ecological monitoring, and collaboration with conservation experts. We support research and data-driven approaches that improve long-term forest health and resilience.
Preservation through advocacy
We encourage transparent dialogue and community participation in decisions affecting the Island’s forests, habitats, and public lands. Advocacy helps ensure that multiple perspectives are heard and considered.
Photos by Elizabeth Cecil