Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation Welcomes New Executive Director

“Sheriff's Meadow Welcomes New Exec Director”
The Martha’s Vineyard Times, July 3, 2008
By Nelson Sigelman

Nelson Sigelman reports that the Board of Directors of the Sheriff's Meadow Foundation on Martha’s Vineyard officially welcomed the new executive director, Adam Moore. Mr. Moore began his tenure in May but has already had the unfortunate task of addressing the “strip mining” of plants from the Foundation’s properties for the benefit of a wealthy West Tisbury landowner.

Ironically, Richard J. Lazarus, a professor and environmental lawyer, is scheduled to speak about "Environmental Law, Climate Change and the New Administration," at the Foundation's Summer Gathering & Dinner on July 21, 2008.

Related articles:

•  “Sheriff's Meadow Foundation Responds to Critics, Supporters,
     The Martha's Vineyard Times, June 5, 2008

•  “An Apology and Response,” Letter to the Editor,
     The Martha’s Vineyard Times, May 29, 2008

•  “Sheriff's Meadow Thumped Over Land Management Actions,”
     The Martha’s Vineyard Times, May 29, 2008

•  "Sheriff’s Meadow Halts All Native Plant Removal On
     Foundation Property,”
     Vineyard Gazette, May 23, 2008

•  “Native Plant Stripping Violates State Law,”
     Vineyard Gazette, May 16, 2008