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Michael Kellett
September 18, 2020

"We're in the business of buying scenery"

Michael Kellett
September 18, 2020

DOWN EAST magazine • October, 2020

A new network of waterfront parks on Cobscook Bay is the latest project by a global philanthropic foundation, the Butler Conservation Fund, with an increasingly large Maine footprint—and an unconventional approach to conservation. [Article not yet online.]

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