Since our inception in 1994, Lewisboro Land Trust has been preserving land in Lewisboro. We are very proud to have celebrated our 25th anniversary in 2019 with a renewed passion and commitment to environmental stewardship, responsibility for nature, and education of adults and children through experience, exposure and education.

We have facilitated and assisted with numerous projects resulting in the permanent protection of over 1,000 acres, hosted hamlet forums, town board presentations, and educational workshops. We led, and continue to lead initiatives to preserve land parcels in our town, linking them through a town-wide trail system. We also led the successful 2001 campaign for a referendum that created a land bank in Lewisboro.

We now focus our efforts on “linking people with the land.” Our organization offers events with an educational emphasis including naturalist-led walks and hikes, family and children’s programs, lectures on biodiversity, high school internships, the creation of new trails, and projects that develop native plant landscapes, as well as our very popular Access Nature Program which brings the benefits of nature through experience and education to disabled and disadvantaged individuals.

Lewisboro Land Trust is an independent land trust with full 501(c)(3) status.

Lewisboro Land Trust

Linking people with the land since 1994.

The James Henry Memorial Project