Protecting Today’s Special Landscape for Tomorrow
Jericho Underhill Land Trust is a private, non-profit organization founded for the purpose of conserving our productive working landscape, scenic vistas and important wildlife habitats. JULT accomplishes that mission by working hand-in-hand with landowners and interested citizens who share a similar goal. Learn more...
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Latest News
DAVIS FARM: Conservation Around the Corner
Posted 9/1/22
JULT is pleased to report that the conservation of 181-acres of the Davis Farm is well underway. Thanks to our very supportive community, JULT was able to raise the $50,000 necessary to protect this…
JULT Newsletters
Posted 8/19/22
You can also keep up to date on JULT news through our newsletter which is in PDF format.
Mobbs Farm Conserved
Posted 5/12/22
Over 91 percent of Jericho residents voted to conserve the Town-owned Mobbs Farm at Town Meeting Day on March 2, 2021. This overwhelming public support put in motion a lengthy process to protect…
The Riverside Meadow....We Did It!
Posted 4/6/22
We are extremely pleased to report that the Riverside Meadow was purchased by JULT on March 24th, 2022. This acquisition means that the meadow will remain a productive hayfield and that the…
Featured Property
Mobbs Farm
Over 91 percent of Jericho residents voted to conserve the Town-owned Mobbs Farm at Town Meeting Day on March 2, 2021. This overwhelming public support put in motion a lengthy process to protect 232-acres of the 275-acre Mobbs Farm. As with all conservation projects, this property needed to be inventoried for its “conservation values”. Of course, Mobbs Farm has plenty!
JULT Crosses the 2,000 Mark!
JULT has conserved over 2,000 acres so far and counting. JULT owns, manages and pays taxes on nearly 800 acres of land. JULT depends on its membership for financial support, we receive no other funding.
Become a member today!
Photo credits
Aerial imagery by Kyle Seymour Photography