Governance of the Acton Conservation Trust

The Acton Conservation Trust is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that can hold permanent
 conservation easements, accept gifts of land, accept tax-deductible gifts to be used for
open space preservation and purchase land for conservation purposes.  We also provide
education to landowners about various options for preservation. The bylaws of the Corporation can be found here:
ACT Bylaws

ACT is one of more than 130 such organizations in Massachusetts, and is a member of the
Massachusetts Land Trust Coalition and the national Land Trust Alliance

The Trust  is governed by a Board of Trustees of ACT who are elected each year at the
Annual Meeting (typically held in April just prior to Acton Town Meeting). The officers of the
Trust are elected annually by the Board at that same meeting. 
 

     

For  2011-12 The Trustees are:

Susan Mitchell-Hardt              369-9264          mitchellhardt@gmail.com

President

David Cochrane                      263-0215         dcochrane@comcast.net

Vice President

Hart Millett                               621-8478         hart.millett@verizon.net

Treasurer

David Hardt                             369-9264          hardt@mit.edu

Clerk

Brewster Conant                     263-2090          bbconant@comcast.net

Sue Kennedy                         264-9165           suekennedy@comcast.net

John Longden                         371-9764          jlongden@longden.com

Jim Snyder-Grant                   266-9409           jimsg@newview.org

Nan Towle Millett                          621-9201        nan.millett@verizon.net

 

 



The Acton Conservation Trust is a non-profit, non-governmental organization that can hold permanent conservation easements, accept gifts of land, accept tax-deductible gifts to be used for open space preservation and purchase land for conservation purposes.  We also provide education to landowners about various options for preservation.  ACT is one of more than 130 such organizations in Massachusetts, and is a member of the Massachusetts Land Trust Coalition and the national Land Trust Alliance. 
Copyright © 2001-2011 by Acton Conservation Trust. All rights reserved.
Revised: December 22, 2011