The Harvard Conservation Trust (HCT) manages over 325 acres of land in the Town of Harvard. As stewards of this land, we have a responsibility to take a holistic and […]
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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
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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
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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
Upcoming BioBlitz Events and “All About Monarchs” Presentation Read More »
Please come out and vote for conservation at Annual Town Meeting this Saturday, May 4, 2019, 9:00 A.M. at the Bromfield School. HCT is partnering with Town Conservation Commission in
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HCT is happy to announce that the scenic field on Slough Road known as John’s Field is officially Harvard’s newest conservation area – a gift to the community, including future
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HCT has been working behind the scenes for the past two years on a project that would permanently protect a significant 10-acre parcel of land on Slough Road, known as
Help to Protect “John’s Field”! Read More »
