Weston Conservation Department

Weston Conservation Department is a governmental organization headquartered in Weston, Massachusetts. Employing 72 individuals, the department generates approximately $50 million in annual revenue. The Weston Conservation Department oversees the operations of the Conservation Commission, focusing primarily on wetland management. Their responsibilities encompass reviewing applications for projects near wetlands, issuing permits, and ensuring compliance with the Wetlands Protection Act. The department also provides educational resources to residents regarding wetland permitting processes. Beyond wetland regulation, Weston Conservation Department manages 1,800 acres of Conservation Land, administers land management contracts, conducts baseline documentation, monitors for encroachments, and collaborates with organizations like Weston Forest and Trail Association (WFTA) for trail management and education. Additionally, they partner with Land’s Sake, Inc. for community farming, sustainable forestry, and maple sugaring initiatives. For further information, please visit weston.org/466/conservation.