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Welcome to Copicut Woods Parking Nestled at the gateway to the expansive Southeastern Massachusetts Bioreserve, Copicut Woods Parking offers a serene starting point for your outdoor adventures. Located on Indian Town Road in Westport, Massachusetts, this parking area is your entryway to a landscape rich in natural beauty and cultural history.

Welcome to Hamlin Crossing, a serene oasis nestled at 126 Hamlin Street in Acushnet, Massachusetts. As one of the Buzzards Bay Coalition's newest properties, Hamlin Crossing offers a peaceful retreat within the Acushnet River Reserve. This picturesque park invites visitors to explore its 9 acres of restored wildflower fields, tranquil woodlands, and scenic river views, all part of the Coalition’s efforts to protect and preserve the natural beauty and ecological health of Buzzards Bay. Awarded the 2021 Coastal Stewardship Award by the Coastal and Estuarine Research Federation, the Buzzards Bay Coalition is dedicated to the restoration, protection, and sustainable enjoyment of the Bay and its watershed. At Hamlin Crossing, you can witness firsthand the Coalition’s commitment to conservation and community engagement.

Welcome to the Massachusetts Environmental Police - Coastal HQ - Administrative Office, located at 349 Lincoln Street, Hingham, Massachusetts. As a vital local government office, we are dedicated to preserving and protecting the natural resources and wildlife of the Commonwealth. Our Coastal Headquarters serves as the administrative hub for our operations, where we coordinate efforts to enforce environmental laws and regulations, ensure public safety, and promote responsible enjoyment of Massachusetts' coastal and marine environments. Our committed team of officers and staff work tirelessly to uphold the integrity of our natural landscapes for current and future generations. Whether you are a resident, visitor, or stakeholder, we are here to support and educate the community on environmental stewardship and compliance. Visit us to learn more about our initiatives, report environmental concerns, or engage with our educational programs. Together, we can ensure a sustainable and thriving environment for all.

Welcome to the Lakeville Conservation Commission, your dedicated local government office committed to preserving the natural beauty and ecological health of Lakeville, Massachusetts. Located at 346 Bedford Street, our mission is to protect and manage the town's natural resources for the benefit of current and future generations. We work closely with residents, developers, and other stakeholders to ensure responsible land use and environmental stewardship. Whether you're seeking guidance on conservation regulations, looking to participate in community environmental initiatives, or simply interested in learning more about Lakeville's rich natural heritage, our knowledgeable and friendly staff are here to assist you. Visit us to discover how you can contribute to the sustainable future of our beloved community.