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Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust
PO Box P17
404 Elm Street
Dartmouth, MA 02748

Tel: 508-991-2289

Welcome!


Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust (DNRT) is a non-profit, membership-supported organization, formed in 1971 by community members concerned about the future of Dartmouth.  Over the years, DNRT has helped permanently protect nearly 5,000 acres of wetlands, wildlife habitat, farmland, forests, and scenic landscapes in Dartmouth, making us one of the most successful land trusts in the state.  

DNRT currently owns 1,530 acres in 53 Reserves, and stewards 40 conservation restrictions on another 1,000 acres. We also maintain nearly 40 miles of walking trails.

We invite you to learn about our work, enjoy our Reserves, and support land conservation in Dartmouth by vounteeringconserving your land or becoming a member.


What's New                  

  Next Walk:  Geocaching Walk on Saturday, Feb. 11 at 10:00 am at Destruction Brook Woods more
  Thanks to all our members and supporters for a great 2011!  Check out our short 2011 video slideshow.
  Sculptures are returning to the Slocum's River Reserve in June 2012! Follow news about the 2012 River Project here.
  Sign up to be a DNRT volunteer or login to DNRT's "Volunteer Information Center" here
  New 2012 Calendar, "Guide to Outdoor Recreation in Dartmouth" and DNRT water bottles available on-line here
Go "Geocaching" on DNRT Reserves!   A geocaching brochure for beginners (pdf format) can be found here.
Get directions to DNRT's most popular Reserves on Google Maps. 
Check out the DNRT Photo Gallery with photographs from our recent walks and other events. 

Shop at Lees Market in Westport and bring or mail your itemized receipts to DNRT.  Lees will donate 1% of the total to DNRT!

                                                           
                                                      Link to Lees website:
 

Dartmouth Natural Resources Trust