Town of Wendell, Massachusetts

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Open Space Committee

Resources, and Useful Links

  • deerThe 2010 Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP) is now available to browse section by section on-line.
  • A copy of the 2002 Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP) is also available for download at 2002 Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP).
  • A copy of the 2002 Open Space and Recreation Plan (OSRP) is available for loan at the Wendell Free Library. For further information about the OSRP, please contact the Open Space Committee.
  • Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust
  • North Quabbin Woods Forestry, wood products and recreation.
  • "Conservation and Land Use Planning with Mass. Chapter 61 Laws"
  • "Losing Ground: At What Cost?" (3rd edition) This report sounds the alarm: development in the Commonwealth is now occurring at the rate of 40 acres each day! And when you factor-in the "hidden" impacts of additional roads and sections of building lots which appear un-developed, the figure is an even more alarming: 78 acres per day.

    It is no surprise that Massachusetts ranks third in the nation in population density.

    We strongly recommend that you check out this very accessible, concise and important report. The maps and graphics clearly reveal that sprawl and buildout is steadily moving towards us, both from the south straight up the Connecticut River Valley, and from the east in a wide swath that extends far west of Rte. 495. (Follow this link and read it on the web, download it, or request a free copy.)



  • Integrated Pest Management Workshops for Vegetable Gardens

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    Presented by Karen Idoine & Sponsored by the Wendell Open Space Committee

    Purpose: To educate new and experienced Wendell vegetable gardeners in Integrated Pest Management practices. These practices help to reduce or eliminate pesticide use, and protect the health of our ecosystems. Each workshop includes enough time for gardeners to share problems and solutions they've encountered.

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