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Marsh Island- Fairhaven, MA

The north side of Marsh Island was purchased in 2007 by FALPT. Buzzards Bay Coalition owns the south side of island and both have worked together with state and government agencies and organizations to restore the 22 acre peninsula of wetlands on Marsh Island between 2007 and 2026. The restoration project is nearly completed. Removal of the radio towers-that operate under a lease for radio station WBSM- and the final restoration work are scheduled to begin 2030. The trails is open on the north side and the public is welcome to enjoy walking trails, a board walk, and the stunning views of New Bedford Harbor.

Shipyard Farm - Fairhaven, MA

Shipyard Farm offers a mix of open farmland, salt marsh, and quiet trails stretching across 53 acres. Located off Sconticut Neck Road, the property provides an easy walking loop through fields and along tidal creeks. It’s a great spot for birdwatching, sunrise walks, or simply enjoying the peaceful blend of agricultural and coastal scenery that reflects Fairhaven’s natural heritage.

Winsegansett Marshes- Fairhaven, MA

Winsegansett Marsh on Sconticut Neck in Fairhaven, Massachusetts, is a protected coastal wetland owned and managed by the Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust alongside the Buzzards Bay Coalition.  Winsegansett is located off Sconticut Neck Road in Fairhaven, MA featuring salt marshes, tidal flats, and Winsegansett Pond near outer New Bedford Harbor. Winsegansett is part of a connected 200-acre network of protected open spaces on the peninsula that includes neighboring Shipyard Farm, another property owned by FALPT.

Dietlin Woods - Fairhaven, MA

Wander peaceful woodland trails and experience the beauty and tranquility of a mature forest. This mostly wooded parcel in Fairhaven offers a rare sense of privacy, with towering trees and native understory creating a natural buffer from the outside world. Whether you envision a secluded homesite, a private retreat, or simply holding land as an investment, the property's serene setting provides a quiet escape while remaining close to town amenities, Route 6, and the Fairhaven waterfront.

"The Fairhaven Acushnet Land Preservation Trust has done an incredible job keeping our local woodlands and trails open and beautiful. It’s clear they truly care about preserving these spaces for the whole community."

– John Botelho

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