Shutesbury Conservation Commission Grapples with National Grid Project’s Environmental Impact

Overview: The Shutesbury Conservation Commission meeting on February 13th centered around environmental discussions, with a primary focus on the National Grid’s “Central to Western Massachusetts Energy Improvement Project” and its potential impacts on local ecosystems. The project, which includes tree removal in sensitive areas, has sparked concern due to its intersection with priority habitats for endangered species. The commission emphasized the importance of creating locally-focused mitigation measures that would directly benefit the wetlands of Shutesbury.

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