Please join the Littleton Conservation Trust in celebrating Indigenous History Month and the local Indigenous tribe, the Nashobah Praying Indians. Prior to Littleton, this land was originally Chief Tahattawan’s Nashope,

Littleton Conservation Trust and the Littleton Conservation Commission support Article 10. Please vote in favor of Article 10 to Transfer Care, Custody and Control of Lot 107-A at the Nagog

Temporary Trail Closure at Cloverdale Please be advised that the Main Boardwalk at Cloverdale Conservation Area will be temporarily closed for several weeks starting Monday, September 23, 2024.  This closure

Volunteer Opportunity: Adopt a Trail in Littleton! The Town of Littleton needs your help to keep our local trails well-maintained and safe for everyone. You have probably noticed recently, that

New England Forestry Foundation (NEFF) will be conducting a sustainable, climate-smart timber harvest beginning this week at our Prouty Woods Community Forest, located behind NEFF headquarters in Littleton, MA. A

In this issue: • The Importance of Land Acquisition for Littleton   • Upcoming Events   • Fireflies Need You!   • Prayers in Stone: Native Sacred Sites in Littleton   • Visit “Our

This hunting platform was recently found in the Sarah Doublet Forest and must be removed by March 15, 2024 or it will be removed by LCT and disposed of. The

During Town Meeting on November 1st, 2023, Article 20 – Conservation Commission Appropriation & Borrowing Authorization Purchase of Webster Property – was narrowly defeated. The vote to purchase 36.5 acres

Updated 11/15/2023: Littleton Conservation Trust endorsed the acquisition of Lyle Webster’s 36+ acres on Bulkeley Road. The town’s purchase of this property was on the warrant for the November 1st

The Littleton Open Space and Recreation Plan committee needs your input! They are collecting data for the vision and goals of the 2023 Open Space and Recreation Plan. This 5

Former LCT Trustee Grant Marley passed away on Sunday, April 23, 2023. Grant will be missed by many who had the privilege of going on a bird walk with him