Sakonnet Preservation Association

Sakonnet Preservation Association "Land Trust Accreditation Commission Accredited"
Rhode Island's First Land Trust, protecting open space since 1972 The Sakonnet Preservation Association, Inc.

(SPA) was founded in 1972, the first private, non-profit land trust in Rhode Island. Our organization is dedicated to preserving the rural character and natural resources of Little Compton, for the lasting benefit of the community.

Friday 11th April 2025 - Join us for a free presentation by Viennia Booth titled "A Greener Goodbye: Natural Burial & Su...
04/10/2025

Friday 11th April 2025 - Join us for a free presentation by Viennia Booth titled "A Greener Goodbye: Natural Burial & Sustainable Post-Death Options" at the Little Compton Community Center. The event will explore sustainable burial alternatives and provide a brief history of deathcare in the U.S., examining how societal norms shape our views on death and burial practices. This discussion will focus on how eco-friendly deathcare practices can reduce our ecological footprint and spark a broader conversation about the environmental and community impacts of post-death choices.
Event Details:
• Date: Friday, April 11th
• Time: Doors open at 6:00 PM, Program starts at 6:30 PM
• Location: Little Compton Community Center, Little Compton, RI
• Cost: Free (Sponsored by Sakonnet Preservation)

Join us at the Little Compton Community Center this Friday evening, March 14th at 6.30pm. Emily Dutra will be teaching u...
03/11/2025

Join us at the Little Compton Community Center this Friday evening, March 14th at 6.30pm. Emily Dutra will be teaching us about 'Gardening for Wildlife with Native Plants' and how to transform your backyard into a thriving wildlife sanctuary with simple, sustainable gardening practices! Doors will open at 6:00 PM, with the program beginning promptly at 6:30 PM. This free public event, suitable for all ages.

11/15/2024

This is recent footage from our trail cam on one of our properties. There is a lot of deer activity and this buck was a frequent visitor to the area. As we all know, the deer cause a lot of destruction.

Join Us for Sakonnet Preservation's Annual Meeting TOMORROWTuesday, July 23rd 6 to 8 PMLocation: Little Compton Communit...
07/22/2024

Join Us for Sakonnet Preservation's Annual Meeting TOMORROW

Tuesday, July 23rd 6 to 8 PM
Location: Little Compton Community Center

Reception and Refreshments: 6:00 PM
Business Meeting and Panel Presentation: 7:00 PM

Panel Presentation: Join us for an engaging panel discussion featuring experts: Adam Yorks, Josie Richmond, and Jeremy Allen.

Panel Discussion: "Let the Magic Happen"
Discover the fascinating history of the Meehan Triangle property, insights from our biological inventory, and the innovative strategies employed for habitat protection. Our experts will share their experiences and offer valuable tips on how landowners can foster and support habitats on their own properties. Learn about the unique features of the site unveiled through our mapping efforts and participate in an open dialogue with the presenters.

This event is free and open to everyone. We look forward to seeing you there and sharing our passion for preserving and enhancing our natural habitats!

💚🌎 We can't think of a better way to spend the morning of Earth Day than working to remove invasive plants at our Guild ...
04/22/2024

💚🌎 We can't think of a better way to spend the morning of Earth Day than working to remove invasive plants at our Guild property in Adamsville this morning. AMAZING hard working volunteers removed Japanese wisteria, multi flora rose and cleaned up the trails. Thank you to all.

04/15/2024

Join us this Friday for the re-scheduled 'Turtle on the Hill' documentary at the Little Compton Community Center. Doors open at 6.30pm and the movie starts at 7.00pm. This event is free and open to the public.

Join us tomorrow at the Little Compton Community Center for their Earth Day celebration, where we will have a table and ...
04/12/2024

Join us tomorrow at the Little Compton Community Center for their Earth Day celebration, where we will have a table and everybody is welcome to make a mandala out of natural materials we have found locally.

Thanks to the Little Compton Garden Club members for giving us a grant for the repair of a section of wall along John Dy...
04/02/2024

Thanks to the Little Compton Garden Club members for giving us a grant for the repair of a section of wall along John Dyer road at our Blanchard Blazer property. Ben Cawley of Cawley's Stoneworks has been busy this week and this section looks great.
The importance of these dry-laid, heaped-piled stone walls in Little Compton can't be emphasized enough. They are a part of the rich heritage of the area and some are thought to date back to the 1600's.

The Town of Little Compton is currently preparing a Hazard Mitigation & Flood Management Plan (HM&FMP) with the goal of ...
12/21/2023

The Town of Little Compton is currently preparing a Hazard Mitigation & Flood Management Plan (HM&FMP) with the goal of reducing the impacts from future disasters on the people and property in Little Compton. Our Board President Abigail Brooks is a member of the Advisory Committee overseeing the project, and we want to make sure the Plan reflects community priorities and concerns. To assist with that goal, the Committee created a short online survey which we are hoping you would consider taking. The survey should take less than 8 minutes to complete. Please go to https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/28YL6YZ
to take the survey and please share with all your family and friends.

We wish all our members and friends a relaxing Thanksgiving. Thank you for your support.
11/22/2023

We wish all our members and friends a relaxing Thanksgiving. Thank you for your support.

Please welcome our newest team member, Susannah Johnson who started today as our new Administrator. Susannah is a 2014 g...
09/25/2023

Please welcome our newest team member, Susannah Johnson who started today as our new Administrator. Susannah is a 2014 graduate of the US Naval Academy and is currently a second-year law student at Roger Williams University. She is interested in environmental and coastal land use law. She is a certified University of Rhode Island Master Gardener and regularly volunteers in the Pollinator Garden at the Audubon Society and the Good Gardens at Norman Bird Sanctuary. She enjoys running, kayaking, and gardening.

Address

73 Simmons Road, Unit C
Little Compton, RI
02837

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 12:30pm

Telephone

+14016358800

Website

https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/9b5b29b86b1e4544a644b78d7d383906

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