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Save the Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens from mining and industrial development

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Help us save the Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens from mining and industrial development

We are advocates for accountability and transparency as a route to raise awareness and educate the community about what it takes to make change happen.

We are working to save the Atlantic Coastal Pine Barrens from mining and industrial development.

“Also known as Pitch Pine/Scrub Oak Barrens, pine barrens are a globally rare habitat type, with Massachusetts supporting the third largest example in the world (behind New Jersey and Long Island). The largest block of pine barrens habitat in Massachusetts is in Plymouth, Carver and Wareham, overlying the Plymouth/Carver sole-source aquifer. Protection of barrens habitat will also help protect the recharge area for the largest groundwater reserve in the state.” Southeastern Massachusetts Natural Resources Atlas, 2004.

Become a member!

By becoming a member of Save the Pine Barrens/Community Land and Water Coalition, you join a dedicated group actively working to protect southeastern Massachusetts’ ecosystems, communities, and climate. Members are invited to our annual meeting to vote on key issues, participate in strategic discussions, and help guide the organization’s direction.
As a member, you’ll have a direct voice in our decisions, access to events, and the satisfaction of knowing you’re making a difference. Community Land and Water membership is $20 /year $100/5 years. Thank you for supporting our work.

To become a member for 2025, please complete this form: https://communitylandandwater.org/join/


To mail a check:

  1. Please make the check out to Global Justice Ecology Project
  2. Please write "Save the Pine Barrens" in the memo line
  3. Please mail check to:

Global Justice Ecology Project
POB 124, Randolph, NY 14772 USA

Save the Pine Barrens is fiscally sponsored by Global Justice Ecology Project, a 501c3 organization. EIN: 81-0626946.


To donate through your Donor Advised Fund: click here

GJEP is a US 501c3 non-profit organization founded in 2003, EIN# 81-0626946