The Last Green Valley, Inc.

The Last Green Valley, Inc. is a non-profit organization located in Danielson, Connecticut, registered in SAM.gov since 2005, and operating as a tax-exempt corporate entity. The organization primarily serves as the management entity for the Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor, focusing on preserving, promoting, and enhancing the natural, cultural, and recreational resources in the watersheds of eastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts. Through its mission, the organization works to engage local communities, governments, and stakeholders in environmental stewardship, conservation, and heritage preservation efforts.

The organization has consistently received Cooperative Agreement awards from the U.S. National Park Service's Heritage Partnership Program (CFDA 15.939), with grant values of approximately $1,332,000 per award cycle. These federal grants support comprehensive initiatives including developing interpretive guides, organizing regional events, supporting historic preservation projects, conducting woodland conservation programs, monitoring water quality, and leading regional planning efforts. Specific project activities have encompassed the Witness Stones Project curriculum to honor enslaved individuals, heritage tourism development, educational programming about regional history, conservation of historic landscapes, and natural resource stewardship. The grants enable The Last Green Valley, Inc. to implement its management plan, promote public and private participation in preservation and conservation, and deliver services that benefit local governments, non-profit organizations, private entities, and the general public within the Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor region. The organization's work consistently aligns with legislative requirements to manage the National Heritage Corridor and promote shared environmental stewardship.