Open Space Residential Design Workshop with Randall Arendt: An Event to Provide Information About the Open Space and Conservation Design Development Concept Who:The Town of Harvard in conjunction with Mass Audubon and the Mass Smart Growth Alliance. Author and Planner Randall Arendt will be the keynote speaker. What: A workshop that includes speakers talking about …
Registration for the Bolton Conservation Trust Tom Denney Nature Camp Summer 2020 program opens February 1 at tdnc.boltonconservationtrust.org. The camp is for students entering Kindergarten through High School. It is a unique camp experience that offers five weekly sessions of fun and learning in the beautiful natural setting of Bolton’s Bowers Springs conservation …
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 …
Fall Forest Bathing Walk, Saturday, October 10th, 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Read More »
For online registration: www.runforthehills.org
The Board of Health, Town of Harvard and Nashoba Associated Boards of Health have issued a press release regarding the recent EEE positive mosquito sample found in Harvard, and have asked that this information be shared. Below are links to the press release, plus further information on insect repellents and EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalitis) from …
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 »
Mailing Address: PO Box 31, Harvard, MA 01451
Phone: 978-456-9292
Email: info@harvardconservationtrust.org
