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The Massachusetts Keystone Project - Keystone Cooperators

Contact Information for Resources in Danvers

Keystone Cooperator

A landowner or community leader with special training in forest and wildlife conservation. Keystone cooperators are available to help you find information and professionals.

GETCHELL, SARAH
746 Highland Street
Hamilton, MA
01982
Phone: (978) 468-0510
Email: serpti@verizon.net

Cooperator's role in the community:
    Landowner
    Conservation Organization
    Open Space Committee

LECLAIR, SONYA
P.O. Box 1346, 32 Foster Street
Littleton, MA
01460
Phone: (978) 952-6856
Email: sleclair@newenglandforestry.org
Business Name: New England Forestry Foundation

Cooperator's role in the community:
    Conservation Organization

LYONS, RAY
206 Ayer Road, Suite 4
Harvard, MA
01451
Phone: (978) 456-8400
Email: rlyons@lyonslawassociates.com

Cooperator's role in the community:
    Land Trust
    Conservation Organization
    Landowner Organization
    Planning Board

MACIVER, DONALD
43 Foster Street
Littleton, MA
01460
Phone: (978) 952-2706
Email: donaldmaciver@yahoo.com
Business Name: MA Association of Conservation Commissions

Cooperator's role in the community:
    Land Trust
    Conservation Organization
    Conservation Commission
    Open Space Committee

Find Other Local Resources

Find a forester, land trust, or conservation organization working in your town.

MASSWOODS
Website: http://www.masswoods.net/index.php/professionals

Umass Extension makes no guarantees regarding the appropriateness and accuracy of advice given by individuals and organizations listed above. We highly recommend that individuals investigate all of their options, including speaking to multiple professionals, in order to make an informed decision.

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This is the web site for the Keystone Project, run by the Forest Conservation Extension Program within UMass Extension's Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation program, Department of Natural Resources Conservation, University of Massachusetts Amherst.  This web site was made possible through the generosity of the following organizations:  Highland Communities Initiative, MA TNC, and the MA Woodlands Institute.

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This is the web site for the Keystone Project, run by the Forest Conservation Extension Program within UMass Extension's Natural Resources and Environmental Conservation program, Department of Natural Resources Conservation, University of Massachusetts Amherst. This web site was made possible through the generosity of the following organizations: Highland Communities Initiative, MA TNC, and the MA Woodlands Institute.
http://www.masskeystone.net