PRESERVING THE PLACES YOU CHERISH

Established 1987

Beautiful Properties. Community Benefits.

The Westerly Land Trust conserves open space, revitalizes culturally significant properties, and provides environmental programs for the enduring benefit of our community.

Our Properties

The Westerly Land Trust stewards conservation lands, areas for public enjoyment, and urban spaces throughout Westerly.

Our Team

Jennifer Fusco

Executive Director

Lauren Barber

Conservation Programs Manager

Erika Lebling

Director of Development

Colleen Sullivan

Accountant

Marc Doherty

Land Stewardship Manager

Emma Stahl

Conservation Programs Coordinator

Join Our Efforts

Membership

Annual support is vital to our work

•  Receive Sense of Place newsletter

•  Early notification of events & programs

•  Members-only pricing on select events

President’s Circle

Our leadership giving circle
($1,000+)

•  Includes all Membership benefits

•  Invitation to President’s Circle event

•  VIP presale for our annual events

Orchard Society

Our planned giving society

Includes all President’s Circle benefits

•  Leave a lasting conservation legacy

•  Invest in WLT’s future success

What our fans have to say

  • The Westerly Land Trust is not only an organization that takes great pride in helping others in the community, but it offers a sense of belonging. Members develop friendships and there is a feeling of great camaraderie. We feel strongly about offering as much financial and physical support as possible in return for the pleasure and fun we have gained from being a part of this family of community members.

    Jenny and Ian Sykes

  • The Westerly Land Trust is a treasure shared by all who live in our various shoreline communities. As donors, we are unified by a love of green space and productive farmland. We also have the profound joy of ownership of so many diverse parcels of land, forever protected.

    Gale and Terry Hunt

  • Avondale is like a cathedral of nature. The care that WLT takes to preserve the essence of naturalness, whether it’s the little round-about to the bee center or the path through the high bushes challenged by the red-wing blackbirds–it is all magical. It would not be so special if it were not for the regular mowing and care you provide.

    Peter Bartol

🌎 We also celebrated Earth Day (April 22) with a rainy and resilient Wonder Walk at Champlin Farm Preserve with @wildrootsplay.ri 

💦Students pulled on waders and headed straight into the magical stream. They spent the morning building habitats and searching for critters tucked among the rocks and roots. It was a perfect way to see how the creatures big and small fit into the web of life we protect here in Westerly. 🐸🐜🦌

🦫Join us for next month’s adventure on Wednesday, May 13th at Mastuxet Brook South as we become Eco Engineers. All WLT youth education programs are free but registration is required. Click the link in our bio to sign up!

#wonderwalk #westerlyri #community #explore #play

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