Support ALT on July 15 or 16!
Enjoy a delicious three-course dinner and bottle of local wine in your own garden or home while supporting ALT in this new summer fundraiser! See our Evening at Home page for more information on menu selections, dates, and pick up times. Thank you for supporting land conservation with your purchase!
Please help ALT conserve a section of Glen Farm, a 7.5-acre property in Portsmouth. This historic parcel has significant conservation values, offering important wildlife habitat in the form of grassland, wetlands, scrub/shrub and mature trees. Your donation will help us permanently conserve this property – thank you!
Our trails are currently open. More info and guidance for using them here. Please follow social distancing (6′ apart) in parking areas and on the trail. There can be no gathering of more than five people; step aside to let others pass.
We are delighted to share our conservation video with you! See how ALT’s efforts to conserve our land and water resources benefit everyone by protecting the scenic vistas, local agriculture, drinking water supply, and wildlife habitat that make Aquidneck Island special.
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The build-out analysis we commissioned from Sasaki & Associates is complete. Its projections are sobering; if development and conservation levels continue as projected, all of the unconserved land on Aquidneck Island will be developed. ALT will present the report to the three municipalities this winter. Read the full report here.
The Scenic Third Beach Project will bury utilities underground, remove 77 unsightly poles and restore the scenic landscape along a 1.2-mile stretch of Third Beach Road and Indian Avenue. ALT is proud to be part of the coalition that made this possible. Work will begin in June 2020.
Visit the Blue Garden’s website to learn more about this historic Newport property, which was created by Frederick Law Olmstead, Jr., between 1911 and 1913. It was conserved by ALT in 2018, thanks to the Hamilton Family Charitable Trust, which donated the easement. The garden is private and open by appointment.
Newport Daily News | July 29, 2019
ALT, the City of Newport, and the Ballard Family work to conserve Ballard Park.
Providence Journal | April 28, 2019
Owner donates 6.2 acres to Land Trust
Newport Daily News | November 20, 2018
A local donor leaves ALT $250,000 bequest for land conservation.
Newport Daily News | August 25, 2018
The new Gewirz Trail at Spruce Acres is scheduled to open soon.
Newport Daily News | January 8, 2018
Efforts to clean up storm-water got a boost recently, thanks to a donation to the Aquidneck Land Trust.
Newport Daily News | March 2, 2018
Land Trust raises $368,000 to purchase 15-acre property
The Newport Daily News | September 11, 2017
Participants in the Bird Banding Walk get a close-up look at a hatch year common yellow throat in Middletown.
The Newport Daily News | June 29, 2017
Jim and Michelle Garman harvest kale for their CSA customers at their Middletown farm.
Middletown Patch | August 27, 2017
Three local organizations have won funding ranging from giving away rain barrels to installing art in Miantonomi Park.
