With your generous support, we achieved the goal of the LCT land conservation campaign! Thank you to all that donated or shared the need with others. The campaign is now

In this issue: • Encountering Otters on Long Lake.    • Conservation Land Campaign and Urgent Need.    • Gallery 529 to Host Charitable Art Benefit for LCT.    •

You may have noticed that the LCT website looks different. We’ve updated the site to be even more mobile device friendly and easier to manage. Most content is in the

With very cold temperatures, gusty winds and 5-8″ of forecasted snow, we’ve decided to postpone the Owl Prowl that was scheduled for this evening. Even if we humans were up

Learn the history of Cloverdale and take a visual tour with this presentation from Jim O’Neil: https://sway.com/wU59XjxcP3NeDbEd As you may know, Cloverdale is in the process of being returned to

A group of 15 interested citizens walked the Williams property and the nearby tract offered to Littleton by Mass DOT on Wednesday, October 5, 2016. A second group walked these

It has been a while since Littleton acquired open space. Two opportunities are in immediate discussion and at least one other is on the horizon. The Williams property off Boxborough Road

There are several events of interest to LCT members and Littleton residents coming up. Please see the event calendar for details on these events: • 9/30 & 10/1 – Littleton

Land Steward and Littleton Conservation Trust (LCT) board member Bill Brown led a 2.5 miles long hike with 600 feet of ascent at the Oak Hill Conservation Land in Littleton.

Work has recently begun on Cloverdale Conservation Area which is bordered by Great Road and Surrey Road. Cloverdale is a twenty acre property under the control of the Littleton Conservation

In this issue: • “Gifts of the Glacier” LCT Annual Meeting   • Oak Hill Tophet Chasm – Littleton’s Grand Natural Wonder   • LCTV Video On Demand – Virtual Walks and

LCT Trustee Rick Findlay shared these photos of wildflowers he saw while out walking. This time of year the flora and fauna are active and make for many interesting sights