The Westerly Land Trust

Trails App

Download the FREE WLT Trails App! Track your progress on the hiking trails in real-time on our Google Trail Maps

Properties

We have grown from conserving one property, Avondale Farm Preserve in 1998, to more than 1,700 acres of forests, grasslands, agricultural fields, and wetlands

Education

The Westerly Land Trust welcomes school groups, summer camps, and scout troops to use our preserves as living laboratories

Events

From moon-lit hikes to farm dinners, the Westerly Land Trust offers many ways to connect with the land

Support Us

Maintaining and improving our properties requires tireless work from dedicated staff, board, and volunteers

Volunteer

Get satisfaction from knowing your time and effort contribute to WLT's success, and have fun while doing it

Jennifer FuscoExecutive Director

Lauren BarberConservation Programs Manager

Erika LeblingDonor Relations Manager

Colleen SullivanBookkeeper

Marc DohertyLand Stewardship Manager

Emma StahlTerraCorps Member / Youth Education Coordinator

Annual support is vital to our work

• •  Receive Sense of Place newsletter
• •  Early notification of events & programs
• •  Members-only pricing on select events

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Our leadership giving circle ($1,000+)

• •  Includes all Membership benefits
• •  Invitation to President’s Circle event
• •  VIP presale for our annual events

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Our planned giving society

• •  Includes all President’s Circle benefits
• •  Leave a lasting conservation legacy
• •  Invest in WLT’s future success

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The Westerly Land Trust does an excellent job conserving these properties for our enjoyment. The trails are well-maintained and marked - the trails app is awesome too!

Shane Belanger

We are so admiring of everything you do – your focus, the quality of your programs, the open space you preserve and steward and the urban initiative. These align with our values, and we feel lucky to have you out there promoting this critical perspective.

Penny Parsekian

When we moved to Westerly a few years ago and learned about the wonderful things that The Land Trust was doing we immediately joined. It has been a pleasure to work on some of their many activities and the members have been very welcoming to us.

Debra Hanley