Pocasset Pokanoket Land Trust

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PPLT educates individuals about indigenous land & water stewardship and seeks land repatriation

10/29/2026

Agricultural service provider? Join us November 13th and 18th for trainings around structural barriers, tools and strategies, action steps, and more! Scan the QR code to register! See you there🫶🏽🪶🌾

10/20/2026

👋 Everyone meet Ryan👋

Ryan is a landscape ecologist and geospatial scientist within PPLT’s Land division. There, he contributes to forest stewardship, landowner outreach, landscape mapping, and ecological research in support of PPLT’s mission, management, and conservation. His background spans ecosystem ecology, wildlife biology, geospatial analysis, remote sensing, data analysis, and teaching in the natural sciences, with a focus on making environmental science accessible and actionable.

When Ryan’s not in the field, he’s probably somewhere in nature with Pearl — his faithful dog, co-pilot, and the only colleague who’s never once complained about the weather.

We are so happy to have Ryan, his immense knowledge and his positive and kind energy on our team!

10/12/2026

Thank you to our Patron level sponsors of Pocasset Pokanoket Land Trust (PPLT) and welcome to 2 honored guests:

Chief Sequan Pijaki (Chief George Spring Buffalo) is Chairman of the Pocasset Wampanoag Tribe of the Pokanoket Nation and founder of the Pocasset Pokanoket Land Trust. A direct descendant of Weetamoe, Massasoit, and Metacom (King Philip), he is active in protecting Indigenous land, culture, and community. He is also a co-founder of the Indigenous People’s Network and serves on several social justice and health equity advisory boards.

Chief Nij-Pajikwat-Mo’z (Chief Two Running Elk), aka Robert Cox, is a land steward and Director of the Indigenous Healing Plant and Botanical Farm in Westport, MA. A descendant of the historic Cuffe/Wainer family, he is a former Boston firefighter and a member of the Eastern Medicine Singers, where he helps keep Indigenous music and culture alive.

¡Muchas gracias!

10/12/2026

The many faces of Indigenous culture.

On this day, we remember our ancestors, our culture, and the grit of our people. We remember our resilience. We celebrate our perseverance.

Happy Indigenous People’s Day. Thank you to those who continue the work, expand knowledge of our culture, and give back to the community.

We’re here, and we’re not going anywhere.🪶

10/04/2026

Repping PPLT at the Urban Ag fair in Boston! Tapley Garden’s Salsa was entered in the farm contest. It received an honorable mention, but more importantly was sold out!! Thank you to our dedicated team who attended the event! 🍅

09/18/2026

Photos from our great harvest of garlic at Tapley Garden!

09/12/2026

No weekend plans? Join us on the farm for a cover cropping workshop demonstrating the different types of plants we use to replenish the soil throughout the winter.

RSVP with the link below 👇

https://www.openfarmsretreat.com/event-details/cover-cropping-workshop-2

08/28/2026

A glimpse of the Eastern Medicine Singers at the Newport Festivals Foundation 🪶🎵

08/18/2026

Checking in with Sister Anna and Kim from our Sustainable Cooking Program at Oasis Urban Gardens to learn how to prepare and eat farm fresh foods🪏🌱🥒🥕

Sister Anna & Kim in our Sprigfield Community Garden & Sustainable ...

08/07/2026

Some behind the scene photos of the work being done by our Indigenous Food Sovereignty Program (the cute dog is an extra bonus). 🪏🪴🌱

Address

44 Bedson Road
Cranston, RI
02910

Website

https://www.pocassetlandtrust.org/

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