New Trail Bridges Improving Travel between Schools and Parks
Andrew Vecchio, trails project manager with Conservation Works, and Chris Vecchio, a trail crew member, work on building a Bog Bridge that will connect Mountain View school and Nonotuck park in Easthampton. Photo by Carol Lollis, Courtesy of Daily Hampshire Gazette.
A Bog Bridge created by Conservation Works that will connect Mountain View School and Nonotuck park in Easthampton. Photo by Carol Lollis, Courtesy of Daily Hampshire Gazette.
A Bog Bridge created by Conservation Works that will connect Mountain View School and Nonotuck park in Easthampton. Photo by Carol Lollis, Courtesy of Daily Hampshire Gazette.
Conservation Works, LLC recently completed a trail improvement project in Easthampton, MA. The projects included tree removal, drainage improvements, bog-bridge installation and footbridge upgrades on a trail connecting two schools. Conservation Works met with the client to assess the trail status and provide recommendations and estimates for trail improvements. Conservation Works also assisted with local conservation commission requirements, site access coordination and media relations.
Read the Daily Hampshire Gazette article here.
Special thanks to them for sharing the photographs by staff photographer Carol Lollis.
Conservation Works is now preparing an additional proposal for further upgrades to the popular trail. Stay tuned.