The Trustees of Reservations

The Trustees of Reservations (TTOR) came to Eagle Eye Institute in order to help diversify their staff and members and make TTOR land more accessible to urban communities. Together, Eagle Eye Institute and The Trustees of Reservations provide access to the natural world and natural resource professionals for YouthBuild students in Massachusetts. Because of this partnership, TTOR has added education into its charter and provides programs across the state.

Andy Kendall, TTOR's Executive Director, states in a letter of support in February, 2005, "The Trustees of Reservations (TTOR) is proud to be a partner with Eagle Eye Institute, providing access and opportunities to learn about the vast natural and cultural heritage that is safeguarded within its almost 100 properties across the state. Eagle Eye has helped TTOR develop strategies for better engaging urban youth all across Massachusetts and looks forward to expanding this relationship."

The Trustees of Reservations work to preserve, for public use and enjoyment, properties of exceptional scenic, historic and ecological value in Massachusetts.

The Trustees of Reservations (TTOR)...

is committed to land conservation
owns 95 reservations and helps to protect 54,292 acres of land
has education and recreation programs based on TTOR owned land that work with schools
has industry professionals dedicated to the success of the Green Industry Career Pathway program

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