A nonprofit organization protecting the farms, forests and fields of Hunterdon County
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Join us at the Historic Dvoor Farm on the third Sunday of the month, from December through April, 11 am to 1 pm. Members of the land trust will receive a special deal or discount and some farmers' will be offering pre-orders, read all the details!
Welcome Karen Forbes, Interim Executive Director
As the Interim Executive Director Karen will also help the Hunterdon Land Trust through a self-assessment and best position the organization for continued growth and success.
Read more about Karen's career and, because we know you're wondering what Pepper thinks about all this, you can catch her latest blog post here.
It's a dog's life: Pepper goes to the
Farmers' Market
Pepper helped us celebrate the land trust's 15th birthday at the farmers' market. At least we thought she did, Pepper seemed to think all the fuss was for her.
After eight wonderful years I have made the difficult decision to step down as the Hunterdon Land Trust's Executive Director and accept a new position as the Environment Program Director at the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. I will miss the deeply satisfying work of protecting the places we all love in this county, but I have no doubt this organization will continue to thrive and do good work under the leadership of its committed board and new executive director. Read Margaret's full message.
It's a dog's life: Pepper and the Intern
Have you met Melanie, the Hunterdon Land Trust's intern, yet? Pepper has, see what she thinks.
It's a dog's life:Pepper teaches a new friend about an old enemy
Introducing the Hunterdon Land Trust office puppy, Sherman. Pepper takes him under her wing (paw?) and teaches him about some annoying bloodsuckers.
Horseshoe Bend Park - the gem of Hunterdon parkland
The new Horseshoe Bend Park in Kingwood Township was slated to be the site of a development but now it's natural beauty is preserved for all time. Read the story of the 300+ acre property.
It's A Dog's Life: Meet Pepper
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