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Madison Conservation Commission unanimously elected officers and set a February 12 selectmen pitch for up to $50,000 in Natural Resources Inventory funding. Chair Crawford, re-elected to her post along with Thomas as vice chair and Udin as secretary, told the commission she has a provisional spot

Madison Conservation Commission adopts a month-by-month 2026 outreach calendar and moves to shape the town's zoning overhaul. At the December 17 meeting, commission member Amy presented a framework pairing national observances — World Water Day, Dark Sky Week, Earth Day, Plastic-Free July — with

Madison Conservation Commission refines scope of a $30,000-to-$50,000 Natural Resources Inventory solicitation and moves to engage Planning and Zoning's regulatory overhaul. Meeting Wednesday, the commission worked through draft RFQ language, agreeing to separate the scope of work into three

Madison Conservation Commission opens talks on merging with Inland Wetlands Agency. At a special October 8 meeting, the three-member quorum — Chair Heather, Sophia, and Terry — agreed to seek a joint meeting with selectmen and agency officials to evaluate consolidating the Conservation Commission

Madison Conservation Commission set a September 3 deadline for members to submit priority topics for a Natural Resource Inventory request for proposals, with a goal of approving the RFP at its September meeting and contracting a consultant by December. Members spent the bulk of the August 27

Madison Conservation Commission fills leadership gap and advances long-delayed natural resource inventory. The commission unanimously elected member Cecilia as vice chair at its April 24 meeting, filling a role Chair Heather said was needed to keep the body functional. Town Planner Erin told the