In this issue: • New Year’s Day (Jan. 1, 2014) Open House at NEFF Headquarters   • George Lewis Award Bestowed on LCT’s Rick Findlay and Don MacIver   • Littleton Conservation

In this issue: • LCT Annual Meeting and Summer Solstice Sunset (June 22) on Wilderness Hill – Announcement   • Preserving Church Meadows for Permanent Agricultural Use by Don MacIver   • Littleton

In this issue: • Preserving Paradise – Gowing’s Swamp / Thoreau’s Bog, Cherrie Corey (Dr. Ed Bell Forum Announcement)   • New Year’s Day Open House, Jan. 1, 2013 by Don

In this issue: • LCT Annual Meeting – Summer Solstice on Wilderness Hill by Don MacIver   • Saving the Couper Farm by Rick Findlay   • Littleton Conservation News by Don

In this issue: • Sacred Landscapes and Sacred Memories (Dr. Ed Bell Forum announcement)   • Remembering Roger Conant by Henry Harvey, M.D.   • Nashoba Wetlands by Art Lazarus   • Fourth

In this issue: • Cobb Land Celebration by Don MacIver   • Green Exercise: A Walk in the Woods by J. Swartzberg, M.D.   • The Showy Boulders by Art Lazarus   •

In this issue: • Wildlands and Woodlands (Dr. Ed Bell forum announcement)   • Remembering Carey Prouty by Don MacIver   • Littleton Photo Contest and Gallery by Bill Brown   • Town

In this issue: • A Special Place (the Cobb property) by Rick Findlay   • Visit Littleton’s Historic “Mini” Quarry by Art Lazarus   • Share Your Photos with Us by Bill

In this issue: • George and Lucy Yapp Conservation Land Officially Opened by Don MacIver   • Caring for the Land by Art Lazarus   • Save Those Great Photos! by Bill

In this issue: • LCT Recommends No Zoning Change by Don MacIver   • Today’s Farmers and How Local Communities Benefit (Dr. Ed Bell forum announcement)   • Lucy’s Land Update by

In this issue: • Save Lucy’s Land by Rick Findlay   • Bike Path Enthusiasts Wanted by Rick Findlay   • Save Those Great Photos! by Bill Brown   • Rainforest Animals Educate

In this issue: • Wildlife of Fields, Streams, and Woods (annual meeting announcement)   • Discover the lore of an ancient beech tree by Art Lazarus   • Two new trails to