From LCT Trustee Rick Findlay, Now is the time to pull Garlic Mustard to prevent it from spreading around town. If you see it on trails, please pull it and send its location to us. Consider adopting your road if it has Garlic Mustard, and start a multiyear project to Read more…
22 people and 3 dogs enjoyed an AMC Family-led guided walk at Oak Hill on May 21, 2017. The group included many children. Everyone had a good time and the walk went at a slow pace with plenty of rests. Everyone made it to Lookout Rock. There were many smiles Read more…
Bill Vales prepared these slides for anyone interested in the geology of Prouty Woods. His focus is on the significant geologic processes that shaped Prouty Woods, Littleton and surrounding areas. If you’d like to learn about the geology of Prouty Woods and the surrounding areas before or after the Hidden Read more…
A lecture series has been established in honor of Chuck Roth’s lifelong contributions to conservation literacy. The first event is May 11th. More information can be found in the event listing on our event calendar here: https://littletonconservationtrust.org/events/silent-sparks-the-wondrous-world-of-fireflies/ Read more…
Thank you to those that came to town meeting and voted yes on Article 21! Littleton will soon have 35.11 acres of new conservation land that expands the Newtown Hill area with additional habitat, open space, forest to clean the air and a key link in an envisioned future commuter Read more…
In this issue: • Boxes for Littleton’s Cavity Nesters: Ducks, Kestrels, Swallows, and Bluebirds • Please vote for Williams Land Acquisition (Article 21 at Annual Town Meeting) • Littleton Conservation News. • Prouty Woods: A Family’s Legacy ~ Hidden Treasures Event • Owl Prowl and Other Read more…