The mandate for FOH is to: 

• Maintain the balance within and between the diverse ecosystems found on this property including wetlands, agricultural landscapes and wildlife habitats
• Promote youth and adult environmental education leading to wise stewardship of our natural resources
• Facilitate recreational users to recognize multi-use activities as beneficial to all and to work towards common goals
• Develop financial management systems to ensure the long term fiscal sustainability of this property
• Encourage a healthy community involvement, including adjacent landowners, local municipalities and regional tourism

To achieve this mandate, Friends of Hullett undertake many projects on the property, including:

• Removing and monitoring invasive species such as Autumn Olive, Purple Loosestrife, Garlic Mustard and Phragmites 
• Limiting woody vegetation in grasslands
• Planting trees to increase interior forest habitat
• Maintaining and monitoring wood duck boxes, blue bird boxes, mallard tubes and screech owl boxes
• Assisting users in enjoying the property
• Hosting numerous public events throughout the year

The objectives of Friends of Hullett include:

• The management of the area for waterfowl and a range of benefits to wildlife 
• The ability to provide public hunting opportunities
• To provide resource-based educational opportunities