In this issue: • Another Hidden Treasure   • LCT Trustee Emeritus Virginia Sprong turns 100!   • Sarah Doublet’s Nashoba Village – Hidden Treasure Event Recap   • Littleton Conservation News   •

In this issue: • Sarah Doublet’s Nashoba Village Hidden Treasure   • Annual Meeting featuring “New England Wildlife”   • Littleton Conservation News   • LCT Seeking Volunteers   • Wildlife Habitat Program Launched  

Sarah Doublet’s Nashoba Village On May 16, 2015, from 10:00am to 4:00pm, Littleton Conservation Trust, in partnership with Littleton Historical Society, Littleton Historical Commission and Freedom’s Way National Heritage Association,

David Whitcomb reported that several residents have seen a Bald Eagle on Mill Pond. LCT Trustee Fran Meyers has also confirmed multiple sightings.

Walden Pond State Reservation Interpretive Program: Author Conversations When: Sunday, April 12th 2015 1:30pm to 3:00pm Where: 915 Walden Street Concord, MA 01742 Walden’s Shore – Henry David Thoreau and

This event has already taken place. The Town of Littleton will host an informational meeting on the Massachusetts Stretch Energy Code on Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 7 PM in

The New England Wild Flower Society’s “The State of Plants” report is now available. According to the report, 22% of our native species are rare or possibly extinct and non-native

What: A collaborative effort, in partnership with the The Stewardship Network in the Great Lakes region, to restore and protect natural ecosystems. The goal is to encourage people to get

This event has already taken place.  Come join Littleton Community Farm for an afternoon of inspiration and community to hear more about their mission to start a community farm, create

LCT Vice President and active volunteer Rick Findlay recently captured this image of three Pileated Woodpeckers on one tree.

Winter and the changing of the year are a time of renewal in many ways and there is no better way to renew one’s energy and perspective than by spending

In this issue: • New Year’s Day Open House for All by Don MacIver   • Spring Programs Revisited: Backyard Bears by Gerry Cavallo   • Snowplowers Needed: Adopt a Trailhead by