This year the weather cooperated with us as it was a beautiful spring day for the plant sale.  PCT made $1,794 from the sale of plants and $410 from the raffle proceeds for a grand total of $2,204.  Thanks to everyone who helped make this years plant sale a success!

Once again vandals have done damage to the gazebo at John Bator Park.  Bracing near the roof was kicked out and graffiti including racial slurs had been written. The graffiti has been removed but the bracing will need to be repaired. The Easthampton Police have been contacted and are investigating. If you see any type of vandalism or illegal dumping on our properties please do not hesitate to contact PCT.

Pascommuck Conservation Trust

Annual Spring Plant Sale

Saturday May 12th 8:00am to 12:00pm

Big E’s Grocery store parking lot on Union Street in Easthampton

 Great deals on great plants!!!

Perennials, shrubs, trees, house plants and more!

Stepping stones and a wonderful raffle prize!

Come learn about PCT!

Proceeds to benefit PCT’s land conservation efforts in Easthampton.

Any questions call Dawn Ackley @413-204-2964

Donations or volunteers always welcome!!

This years Easthampton High School student recipient of the Pascommuck Conservation Trust Scholarship given in memory of Ed Dwyer is Kara Lewandowski. Kara will be attending Roger William’s University in Rhode Island to study Marine Biology.

Congratulations Kara!