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

This event has already occurred. The 2014 Holiday Bazaar will take place on Saturday, December 6, 2014 in the gymnasium at Littleton Middle School. Littleton Conservation Trust will have a

On September 30, 2014, a birch tree in the Bumblebee Meadows conservation area fell onto Bumblebee Lane. It appears the cause was one or more beavers. LCT volunteer, and trail

Littleton Conservation Trust operated Henry Harvey’s cider press, with apples donated by Nagog Hill Orchard, and promoted Littleton’s conservation lands at the Littleton Country Fair. Children were excited to operate

Another sighting of a black bear was reported by a resident near Oak Hill this morning, Sunday, August 3, 2014, around 8:00 am. As related by a community alert from

This is the bobcat that Scott Lewis spotted last winter in his backyard and, once, on his front porch! It is back in the area between Nashoba Road and Great

A resident of Harvard Road whose property backs up to the yellow (loop) trail of Oak Hill reported a bear in her backyard this morning (July 23, 2014). As always,

On July 7, a lightning strike exploded a huge pine tree blocking the Middlesex Drive entrance to Long Lake Park. The trail is once again accessible to the public. Thank