As the Middlebury Area Land Trust approaches its 40th anniversary, we are at an important moment. Over the past three decades, our organization has grown from a small advisory committee to an essential part of our community’s fabric by conserving more than 4,000 acres of land, building and maintaining more than 30 miles of trails — including our beloved TAM — and providing inspiring environmental education in our community.
Community Forum: TAM leadership seeks public input
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