Capital Campaign

Narrow River Land Trust is thrilled to announce that a grant to buy a tractor, along with a mower, a trailer, and a container for storing the equipment has been submitted for funding.

But we need your help!

The grant requires matching funds, and we are turning to you for help to raise these funds. The cost of the equipment is estimated to be $53,000. Our goal is to raise at least$15,000, which will provide the match needed as a requirement for the award.

Donors will be listed here to recognize their generosity and watch our progress as we move towards $15,000 goal. If we exceed that goal, funds will be designated specifically for service maintenance of the tractor. Business sponsors’ logos will be displayed here, too.  

Please consider donating at these suggested levels! Any donation is welcomed whether small or large.

  • Field Champion           $2,500
  • Tractor Sponsor           $1,000
  • Mower Sponsor            $500
  • Gear Sponsor                $250
  • Gas Sponsor                  $100

Thank you to our business sponsors

Breakstone, White & Gluck

Guided Walk to Garrison House Acres on Middlebridge Road at Middlebridge

Hosted by the Narrow River Land Trust as part of Rhode Island Land Trust Days and Narrow River Preservation Association “What Lives in the River” event at Middlebridge Preserve. Join us for an approximately 1-mile hike along Narrow River saltmarshes, forested wetlands, and fields with wildlife and saltmarsh biologists. Please remember to wear bug spray and sunscreen. We will group at the Narrow River Land Trust tent at the Middlebridge Preserve, 95 Middlebridge Road, Narragansett (across the road from Narrow River Kayaks. 

NRLT 2025 Annual Meeting

Please join us at NRLT’s Annual Meeting which will be at the South County Museum on 5/20/25. The meeting starts at 5:00 PM. 

Annual Meeting of the Membership
Tuesday, May 20, 2025
5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
South County Museum
115 Strathmore St., Narragansett

Please join us for the annual meeting of the Narrow River Land Trust membership. We look forward to sharing the news of our exciting last year, and also our plans for the coming year. There are a few items of business: The election of Board members: the election of Officers; and revisions to the By-Laws.

Please review the proposed By-Laws.  The existing By-Laws can be reviewed here.

We will be featuring a talk by Dr. Charles Clarkson, Rhode Island Audubon Director of Avian Research. 

Winter Preserve Work Day

Project focus will be on invasive vegetation removal & trail maintenance. Volunteers should bring work gloves and wear heavy, thorn resistant clothing and can bring hand tools like pruners and loppers. 9AM meetup.

Meetup Location: 41.474832, -71.450726 (across from 800 Middlebridge Rd.) & additional parking is available nearby at Treaty Rock Park (preferred) or on side streets

Project Lead: David White & Marcia Izzi