On the agenda of numerous town meetings is the proposed development that would harm the portion of the Blue Hills called Fowl Meadow. If you live in Canton or Milton, we encourage you to attend these meetings to encourage our town representatives to protect the sensitive habitat in Fowl Meadow. Learn more about how you can protect Fowl Meadow.
Thursday, June 6th, 6:30pm
Milton Board of Selectmen
Milton TV studio on Brook Rd at Pierce Middle School in the back parking lot. Red Awning *** (note this is a new location)
Thursday, June 6th, 6:30pm
Milton Planning Board
Carol Blute Conference Room, Town Office Building 525 Canton Ave, Milton
Tuesday, June 18th, 7pm
Canton Board of Selectmen
Salah Meeting Room, Memorial Hall, 801 Washington Street, Canton
I don’t live in Canton or Milton but I know that there are numerous species of butterflies in Fowl Meadow worthy of protecting for the general interest of visitors of all ages.
Elise, You’re so right! If you’d like to help protect the wetlands, it would be great if you contacted your state legislators and asked them to ask the chairs of the Environment Committee to give a favorable report to bills related to this issue. You’ll find more information here (And if you’re in the district of one of the chairs – Rep Gobi or Sen Pacheco – please let us know!)
Thanks so much for caring about the Blue Hills!