Cranberry Bog Restoration in Massachusetts
Invasive Species Management & Wetland Healing with Marsh Master Access
Supporting the Return of Healthy, Functioning Wetlands Across Massachusetts
Cranberry bogs are a vital part of Massachusetts’ ecological and agricultural heritage—but many are now struggling under the weight of invasive plants, hydrologic disruption, and years of under-management.
We partner with landowners, farmers, and conservation groups to restore the health and function of bog ecosystems. Whether your bog is actively farmed, retired, or somewhere in between—we can help you reclaim it in a way that aligns with your goals and the land’s natural rhythms.
Amphibious Invasive Plant Removal
Our Marsh Master is designed for challenging terrain, allowing us to safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption manage invasive species in wet, soft, or flooded bog conditions.
Why Restore Your Bog?
- Qualify for restoration funding or tax incentive programs
- Improve biodiversity (support pollinators, birds, amphibians)
- Boost water quality and wetland function
- Honor the land’s legacy while preparing it for the future
Whether your goal is wildlife habitat, passive restoration, or reviving agricultural production—we tailor our approach to meet your vision and the bog’s needs.