Bolton has 43 acres placed into conservation
Courtesy | Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Kathleen Theoharides joins state and Town of Bolton officials in a ribbon cutting for the Taggart Land Acquisition project.
The Gov. Charlie Baker Administration announced on Tuesday the conservation of 43 acres of land in Bolton through the Local Acquisitions for Natural Diversity program.
The land is located across from the Bolton Transfer Station on Forbush Mill Road. The Taggart Land Acquisition project was awarded a $308,000 grant by the administration last November and will support passive recreation and forestry with existing trails near the Still River Tributary, with ponds feeding a cold-water fishery.
The acquisition advances Bolton’s Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness plan, which includes conservation land acquisition prioritizing lands delivering climate resiliency. The property has existing trails formed by old logging paths and is a mixed-deciduous forest where a range of mammals and amphibians have been seen. The land was a priority in the town’s Open Space and Recreation Plan.
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