Tired of winter? Ready to get back outdoors? We’re finalizing the details and will add these to the calendar in the next few days. For now, here’s something to put

Due to tonight’s strong winds, there may be some downed trees and limbs on the trails. Please be alert, watch for limbs hanging in trees and stay safe.  If you

Three walkers joined leader and LCT Trustee Dustin Neild and trustee Scott Lewis for a walk on the ice through the backwater of Long Lake on Saturday, January 20, 2018.

Tentatively re-scheduled to Saturday, January 20, 2018 See event listing with required registration: https://littletonconservationtrust.org/events/long-lake-walk-registration-required/ See a part of Long Lake that you don’t normally experience up close! The recent extreme

As an all volunteer nonprofit, every dollar you donate to Littleton Conservation Trust goes towards conservation, events for the public to enjoy conservation lands and conservation education. LCT memberships are

Hikers that joined our walk at Sarah Doublet Forest on Saturday got an introduction to some of the history of the land and its occupants over the years. For those

Thanksgiving weekend offered great weather for walking as our fall walk series wrapped up with a Black Friday walk at Long Lake Park and a Saturday walk at Sarah Doublet

On Thursday, November 16th at the Littleton High School Auditorium, the Littleton Conservation Trust hosted a crowd for our Annual Meeting, followed by a multimedia presentation by e-Awakening which highlighted

Despite the first real cold weather of the season, 20 hikers joined a guided hike led by LCT Vice President Rick Findlay on Saturday, November 11th at Nashoba Woodlands. Rick

27 people walked Oak Hill for about 2 hours on Saturday, November 4th, with LCT Trustee and Oak Hill Land Steward Bill Brown. The weather was good and hikers saw

In this issue: • Bay Circuit Trail and Greenway   • Annual Meeting with Multimedia Presentation   • Cloverdale Awarded Boardwalk Grant    • Littleton Conservation News   • Calendar of Events   •

Many thanks to the volunteers that came out today to Cloverdale to help clear loose rocks from the meadow to make it easier to mow and safer to walk. Many