Per tradition, the Harvard Conservation Trust will ring in the New Year with a stroll among Harvard’s forests and fields. Nothing sets the tone for the year ahead like a leisurely walk with friends and neighbors in the crisp rejuvenating air of January. The walk will take place at 11:00am. HCT Membership not required. Location […]
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Come join us at HCT’s Annual Meeting, held on Tuesday, November 19th, at Volunteer Hall in the Harvard Public Library (4 Pond Road), 7:00 to 9:00 PM. This year’s guest speaker will be Richard Higgins, author of Thoreau and the Language of Trees. Richard Higgins is a writer, editor, photographer and lecturer
Annual Meeting: Tuesday, November 19th, 7:00 to 9:00 PM. Read More »
Fall Forest Bathing Walk with Pam Frederick, Certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide Saturday, 10/12/19 from 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm. Fee: $25 Location: Brown Conservation land at the end of Murray Lane in Harvard. Let stress and “to do” lists melt away as you relax, unplug and open your senses to
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For online registration: www.runforthehills.org
The Harvard Conservation Trust (HCT) was glad to have representation on the Town Conservation Commission’s Deer Management Subcommittee (DMS). We are a non-profit organization with a charitable mission to preserve the rural character and natural resources of Harvard. It is in HCT’s interest to keep abreast of important ecological and land management issues in the
Participation on Town’s Deer Management Subcommittee Read More »
Want to know more about the flora and fauna that surround us?
High Ridge BioBlitz Celebration Read More »
The Sudbury Valley Trustees are hosting a series of BioBlitz events in the High Ridge area, “a 12-square-mile area in Harvard, Littleton, and Boxborough which is rich with wildlife habitat, abundant native plants, and important sources of drinking water.” During BioBlitzes, volunteers record as many living species within a designated location and time period
Upcoming BioBlitz Events and “All About Monarchs” Presentation Read More »
Help us eradicate garlic mustard from the woods at HCT’s Muller conservation area on Littleton County Road (meet at the pull-off between numbers 74 and 82). The Muller land is an area of distinct ecological importance, removing garlic mustard helps to protect soil microbial processes and native plant diversity. Two sessions are planned, Saturday April
Garlic Mustard Pull – Volunteers Needed! Read More »
