The Keystone Project is an intensive, 3–day, retreat style training at the Harvard Forest that focuses on forest ecology and stewardship, wildlife management, and land protection. The training consists of both indoor and field sessions, as well as informal time to learn from fellow participants. In addition, each participant is given substantial take–home resources. The Keystone Project educates forest owners and community leaders who have a significant impact on their communities. Keystone Cooperators can own forestland, be involved in the care and stewardship of a property, or be an active community leader.
Next spring, the program will take place on: Thursday evening, April 6, through Sunday afternoon, April 9, 2017. Applications will be accepted starting now, and the application deadline is Monday, March 6, 2017. For more information about Keystone or to download an application please visit https://masskeystone.net/, or contact Paul Catanzaro at 413.545.4839 if you have any questions.
