Mount Grace conserves and cares for our forests, farms, and waterways to promote healthy communities in climate-resilient, biodiverse landscapes.
40,000 acres conserved since 1986
Press Release: Mount Grace Conserves 200 Acres at Eagleville Barrens, Expanding Public Recreation Along Lake Rohunta
Posted 1/7/26
New conservation area protects shoreline habitat while expanding public recreation opportunities.
Introducing the Eagleville Barrens Conservation Area
Posted 12/1/25
Mount Grace’s newest acquisition, the Eagleville Barrens Conservation Area on Lake Rohunta, is a hidden gem for outdoor recreation with the extraordinary potential to restore a globally rare,…
How to Identify and Control Oriental Bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus)
Posted 11/5/25
This month’s Know Your Land highlights one of New England’s most aggressive invasive vines: Oriental Bittersweet. Learn how to identify it, why it poses such a threat to forests, and practical…