Land Conservation & Protection
Bridge Hotel Farm invites people to participate directly in the care of our 15.5 acres through seasonal volunteer days, workshops, and guided experiences.
Land Conservation Program
Participants can reseed native wild flora, work alongside beekeepers to support pollinators, maintain trails and gardens, and take guided nature walks through the woodland, meadow, marsh, orchard, and pond.
The program offers hands-on opportunities to learn about native plants, pollinators, ecology, and the seasonal cycles of the land—while contributing to its long-term preservation.
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A living landscape dedicated to the conservation, cultivation, and study of native medicinal plants of the Northeastern forest. The land serves simultaneously as a seed bank, demonstration site, educational resource, and place for reconnecting people with the plants that have long been part of regional traditions of care.
Native Plants & Medicinal Ecology
Native Medicinal Plant Conservation
Cultivating and propagating native medicinal species, including local botanicals, as a living seed bank and conservation resource.
Medicinal Plant Cultivation & Products
Growing, harvesting, and preparing native medicinal plants, with potential sales of plant starts, seeds, and carefully crafted herbal preparations.
Traditional Plant Knowledge & Education
Connecting Indigenous and regional ecological knowledge with contemporary herbalism through plant walks, workshops, and hands-on learning.
Training & Stewardship
Providing a living training ground for herbalists, educators, growers, and land stewards to develop practical knowledge of native plants and medicinal ecology.