One Wildland at a Time - Richard Farrell

From the Ground Up: Conservation in New England
21/02/2025 6 min
One Wildland at a Time - Richard Farrell

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An essay written and read by Richard Farrell. For the past five decades, Richard Farrell has lived on Monhegan Island year-round as a carpenter/innkeeper/photographer/writer. He has served on the Monhegan Island Sustainable Community Association (the affordable housing land trust), Monhegan Associates (the land trust for preserving the island’s wildlands), and currently serves on the Associates’ Ecology Committee and Wildlands Committee.Read the full essay and discover additional content in the Autumn 2024 Issue of From the Ground Up.

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