Early History “The lands of the Equinox (Preserve) constitute an outstanding property. It contains a great quality and diversity of ecological characteristics and is part of a larger, unique landscape surrounding Mt. Equinox, the tallest of the Taconic Mountains. There are fine examples of many natural community types, such as the Rich Northern Hardwood Forest …
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By EPT board member Rabbi Michael Cohen From March 24, 1946 until February 20, 2004 Alistair Cooke broadcast nearly 3,000 weekly BBC radio essays called Letter from America. To listen was like feasting on portraits, landscapes and images of historical events, as if walking with a docent through a great audio museum. Cooke spoke in …
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The Equinox Preservation Trust is pleased to unveil its new website! Working with Jonathan Gicewicz at JEG DESIGN INC in Rutland, we have included many changes and updates to improve access and usability across a wider spectrum of devices. Many partners are involved in the functioning of the Preserve as both a highly valued location …
Our Mission: To encourage the responsible use of the land and protection of our natural and cultural history by providing the opportunity to interact with the environment through education, research and environmentally sensitive recreation.
Equinox Preservation Trust
P.O. Box 986
Manchester, VT 05254
802-362-7794
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