Hartland’s Lamb Farm Conserved with the Upper Valley Land Trust
On November 18, during a special meeting of the Hartland Conservation Commission, Anna Lamb signed documents that will ensure that the 67 acres of scenic open fields and forest that make up the Lamb...
View ArticleOver 300 Acres Conserved in Two Donations
Amid the rain, fog and slush of the past several days, there were bright spots for land conservation! Landowners in Hartland and Lebanon donated conservation easements protecting over 300 acres of...
View ArticleFriends Rally for Lemax Barn
When Hartland residents asked UVLT to serve as a fiscal sponsor for a local campaign that is raising funds to repair and restore the big yellow barn at the Lemax Farm, we gladly agreed. Years ago, we...
View ArticleAward Winning Richardson Farm is Conserved!
UVLT Â has purchased a conservation easement protecting nearly 200 acres of farm and forestland in Hartland. The farm, a designated Vermont Century Farm, has been in the Richardson family since 1905,...
View ArticleNew Video Features Hartland’s Richardson Farm
Four students in Dartmouth’s ENVS 7 embraced community-based learning as they created a film about the conservation of the Richardson Farm in Hartland. The Ecopsychology class is a first-year seminar...
View ArticleConserved Sugarbush Contributes to Family Farm
A 96-acre sugarbush on Garvin Hill in Hartland has been permanently protected. The property, owned by the Richardson family since 1942, serves important dual farm purposes as both managed sugarbush and...
View ArticleLemax Barn Fundraising & Restoration Complete!
The Lemax Farm is one of the last active dairy operations in Hartland, Vermont. The farm’s large, yellow barns appear suddenly as you drive south on Route 5 where the Ottauquechee meets the Connecticut...
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