The Woodstock Conservation Commission (WCC) is charged with maintaining an inventory of natural resources (forest, farmland and other open space in town); monitoring conservation easements held by the town; formulating watershed and drought management plans; making recommendations to other municipal agencies on proposed land use and other plans for the prioritization, conservation and protection of open space, greenways and other natural resources; and supervising, as well as managing, municipally-owned open space such as forest land. The Plan & WCC Bylaws
Town government cannot and should not try to do everything that is needed to preserve our way of life and our open spaces. It must find effective ways to coordinate the technical and financial resources offered by private organizations, state agencies and local volunteers. Our keys to success are a shared vision of the future, action by the community, and individual responsibility. The Conservation Commission seeks to cooperate with other town organizations, residents and interested parties on town planning and our efforts to maintain and enhance the character of Woodstock.
Commission Members are:
- Crystal Adams
- Laurie Barefoot
- Beth Bernard
- Lisa Davidson
- Grace Jacobson - Secretary and Treasurer
- Jean Pillo
- Maura Robie - Vice Chair
- Ruby Senkowski - Alternate
- Pam Spaeth
- Jordan L Stern
- Lee Wesler - Chair
Contact us at: wcc.woodstock.ct@gmail.com or send regular mail to:
Woodstock Conservation Commission, Woodstock Town Hall, 415 Route 169, Woodstock, CT 06281-3039