The Walpole Conservation Commission is a local government body in Walpole, Massachusetts dedicated to protecting the town's natural resources. It oversees the management of wetlands, forests, and open spaces, ensuring that development projects comply with environmental regulations. The commission also works to promote conservation efforts and educate the community about the importance of preserving local ecosystems. Members of the Walpole Conservation Commission are appointed by the town's select board and include individuals with expertise in environmental science, land management, and community planning. The commission holds public meetings to discuss conservation initiatives and address concerns related to land use and environmental protection in the area.