• Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

High Peaks Alliance

The Local Voice in Land Conservation | High Peaks Region Maine

  • Projects
    • High Peaks Initiative
    • Fly Rod Crosby Trail
    • Community Based Conservation
  • About
    • High Peaks Region
    • High Peaks’ 4000-footers
    • Board Members
    • Corporate Partners
  • News and Events
  • Contact
  • Make a Donation
  • Volunteer

A Sustainable Future for Maine’s High Peaks Region?

October 30, 2009 By highpeaksalliance

A Sustainable Future for Maine’s High Peaks Region?

ASK THE HIGH PEAKS ALLIANCE

Large Landscape Conservation IS the Way for Nature, People, and Community:

o     Conservation protects our working forests and public access for recreation

o     ensures that our forests and streams will continue to provide clean air and water for our communities

o     allows viable populations of plants and animals to exist and adapt to climate change

Help us to reclaim the vision of Cornelia “Fly Rod” Crosby and re-invent northern Franklin County:

o     Protect our woodland landscape from further fragmentation

o     Connect our communities through back-country trails

o    Build a strong local economy by stewarding our natural resources

Today’s decisions create our future

A sustainable future is not all about new technology

Keep what is good about our rural heritage

“To my knowledge, the High Peaks Alliance is the only group working toward conservation and preservation of our precious landscape while at the same time working with local organizations, communities, and interested people to develop a recreational area for all activities and to create local trail stewardship ethics. Community collaborations are necessary to assure the preservation of open space and recreational access for present and future generations.  Starting with the “Fly Rod” Crosby Trail.  To me, this is really what the HPA is all about.”

Dona Whittemore

highpeaksalliance.wordpress.com                                                                     sandyriverlandtrust.googlepages.com

Farmington 350 Conservation Fair, October 24, 2009.

Filed Under: Back country trails connecting communities, multiple use trails, nature based tourism, News

Primary Sidebar

Important Links

  • Join our Newsletter
  • Make a Donation
  • High Peaks Alliance Blog
  • Volunteer

Your Contributions to High Peaks Alliance Make Conservation in the Region Possible

Become a Supporter

Footer

Site Links

  • About the High Peaks Alliance
  • Community Based Conservation
  • Fly Rod Crosby Trail
  • High Peaks Initiative
  • Corporate Partners

Latest News and events

Giving back to the trails we love

Sledhead Stewards: Shiretown Riders

Gliding along the Center Hill trail in Weld

More Than $2 Million for Sandy River Bridge in Farmington Secured

Fly Rod Crosby Carving Event at IF&W Building Augusta Maine

Signup for Our Newsletter

Copyright © 2023 High Peaks Alliance · All Rights Reserved

Web Design Company Profile