About

About MCCC.

Established in 2001

Meadow City Conservation Coalition (MCCC) is a Ward 3-based, volunteer-run 501(c)3 non-profit started in 2001.

Our Goal

MCCC currently holds and monitors 5 CR’s (Conservation Restrictions) on parcels of city- owned land in Ward 3 that include 33.93 acres. These lands are conserved for wetland protection, wildlife habitat, small scale agriculture, active and passive recreation.

Board of Directors

Jane Potter

President

Mac Everett

Treasurer
I have lived with my family on Valley St. in Ward 3 since 1980. I’m a retired kindergarten teacher. Being outdoors and learning about nature has been central to my life. We feel fortunate that our home abuts the Montview Conservation Area, which I actively help to steward. The properties we monitor will only become more precious sanctuaries as infill development proceeds in our city. Here I am holding a giant puffball that grew nearby.

Howard Moore

Secretary
Originally from Kansas, I've lived in the meadows near the Connecticut River for thirty years. We've raised a family here, and I've served on the school committee. I've had a lifelong interest in the natural world, and the role of people and government in that world. The properties connected to M3C are a small but worthwhile part of that picture.

Fred Zimnoch

Board Member
Fred is a retired STEM Professional living in Ward3 Federal Historic District. One of the first Directors. Association functions: Treasurer about 5+ years. Managed three list serves r about 5+ years. Enabled creation and incorporation of MCCC, Participated in Rte91, Exit 19 task force, Enabled Pomeroy Terrace Historic District. ID Committee of Boston Mycological Club 5+years.

Nora Brown

Co-Vice President

Peter Christakos

Board Member

Luke Browne