Background The proposed c. 40B 156 unit Surfside Crossing condominium development to be located on 13.5 acres on South Shore Road has been controversial since Read More
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The Water Fund Challenge Grant a Success! Thanks to YOU we met our goal!
The NLC is incredibly grateful to those supporters who participated in our 2022 Water Fund Challenge Grant! Thanks to the community’s response to our generous Read More
NANTUCKET LAND COUNCIL PRESENTS A DIFFERENT PATH FORWARD FOR THE ‘SCONSET BLUFF
The Nantucket Land Council has long advocated for an alternative approach to addressing erosion in ’Sconset. Today it submitted a formal petition, calling on the Read More
RJ Turcotte Receives MACC Official Certification
The Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to educating our Conservation Commission members and advocating for better wetlands protections at Read More
Karen K. Borchert Educational Grants
NLC is thrilled to announce a new digital format for our small environmental education grants program. Going forward, rather than the format of twice-per-year calls Read More
How to Put Your Pollinator Garden to Bed
Planting for Pollinators on Nantucket will run again in 2023; please register by clicking here to sign up and share it with your friends as Read More
NLC Will Appeal Surfside Crossing’s Permit
On Friday, September 16th the Housing Appeals Committee (HAC), the state agency charged with reviewing appeals of Comprehensive Permits for Chapter 40b subdivisions, issued a Read More
2022 Water Fund Challenge Grant
Donate today and Double Your Impact! The Board of Directors of the Nantucket Land Council has launched a Water Fund Challenge Grant and will match Read More
Clean Water Coalition
The Nantucket Land Council has partnered with the Nantucket Shellfish Association, the Maria Mitchell Association, and 14 other organizations and entities to form the Clean Read More
Inshore Shark Species Research
It has been another exciting summer of shark tagging around the island! Caroline Collatos, a shark biologist and Ph.D. student at the New England Aquarium, has Read More