The Madison Conservation Commission continued work on conservation priorities and planned inter-board coordination through a "Congress of Committees" involving town land-use agencies and boards.
Madison Conservation Commission shifted its approach toward community environmental education of residents.
The Conservation Commission discussed the Surf Club Master Plan public meeting, focusing on coastal erosion, beach accessibility, and dune protection concerns. Members reviewed three concept plans and agreed beach preservation should remain a priority.
The Madison Conservation Commission approved Richard Talentino as a member and discussed plans for multiple environmental initiatives.
Madison Conservation Commission finalized April 25's Green-Up Clean-Up event and expanded its tree protection scope.
The Conservation Commission planned April educational outreach events spanning dark skies, Earth Day, and environmental stewardship.
The Madison Conservation Commission planned out spring advocacy and outreach initiatives at a February meeting. Member Heather Crawford was assigned to request a Board of Selectmen slot for a natural resources inventory funding presentation.
The Conservation Commission advanced planning for a Natural Resource Inventory and zoning regulation review.
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