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Many thanks to the volunteers that came out today to Cloverdale to help clear loose rocks from the meadow to make it easier to mow and safer to walk. Many

Take your passion for conservation and Littleton to the next level. Consider joining LCT’s Board of Trustees where you will help us advocate for conservation, oversee our existing conserved properties

We appreciate your donations and memberships that enable us to further conservation in Littleton. Now you can support conservation another way just by shopping at Amazon.com. You can select Littleton

Art Lazarus, LCT Trustee and Director of Land Stewardship, passed away on July 22nd, 2017. Information on calling hours and memorial service are available in a prior article. Art meant

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Art Lazarus.   Arthur G. Lazarus, Jr., age 82, died July 22, 2017, at home with his loving wife

Electa Tritsch produced “Nashoba” as part of the Tracks in Time series available from Concord Carlisle TV. This video is about the Nashoba / Newtown Indian Village in Littleton, at

There are dozens of free events on the weekend of June 17th and 18th in celebration of the designation of the Sudbury-Assabet-Concord (SuAsCo) River as a Wild and Scenic River.

From LCT Trustee Rick Findlay, Now is the time to pull Garlic Mustard to prevent it from spreading around town. If you see it on trails, please pull it and

22 people and 3 dogs enjoyed an AMC Family-led guided walk at Oak Hill on May 21, 2017. The group included many children. Everyone had a good time and the

A lecture series has been established in honor of Chuck Roth’s lifelong contributions to conservation literacy. The first event is May 11th. More information can be found in the event

Thank you to those that came to town meeting and voted yes on Article 21! Littleton will soon have 35.11 acres of new conservation land that expands the Newtown Hill

New! Show your support with LCT clothing and other merchandise. You can now purchase merchandise with the Littleton Conservation Trust logo. Profits from merchandise sales go to our general fund